Sentence examples for benchmark to gauge from inspiring English sources

@RealMattLucas @NotBBCSportsGuy fake!... Isn't it?!   Offensive #newsnight 'Tinder lets straight people act like gay men'... My sexuality is not a benchmark to gauge percieved 'promiscuity' ty This isn't the first time Davis has offended the gay community by painting his opinions in broad strokes.

Our theoretical analysis presented in this paper can serve as benchmark to gauge various proposed algorithms.

The perfluorosulfonate ionomer Nafion® has been used as a benchmark to gauge the performance of the artificial muscles produced in this study.

Wall Street is far too sophisticated to let anything "cheap" get past it, but nonetheless "cheap" is what we are looking for, and a good place to start is to find a benchmark to gauge stocks with.

As a benchmark to gauge the strength of the matches we obtain, they have higher scores than the matches between DENNs and FLCN.

To ensure that different types of services can be directly compared, a "standard clinic visit" was introduced as a benchmark to gauge the necessary people and time required (workload indicator) for the other services.

A decade ago, during the last downturn, the state did not have an income tax, so there was no prior experience, no benchmarks to gauge what might be in store.

Iterate as needed and try to stick to your strategy before creating benchmarks to gauge your impact.

While her critics contend she is overpaid, Wittenberg's salary has grown at the same pace as Road Runners' expenses, a common benchmark used to gauge executive pay.

This will allow professionals to establish clinical benchmarks and to gauge their practice with that used elsewhere.

We conducted a benchmarking exercise to gauge whether these aspects would impact upon the final result of the study.