Sentence examples for benchmark to improve from inspiring English sources

The results revealed that teachers and administrators partly use the evaluation results as a benchmark to improve the instructional activities.

Results from EuroCaReD study should serve as a benchmark to improve guideline adherence and treatment quality of cardiac rehabilitation (CR) in Europe.

We also emphasize that is possible that other methods, such as paid softwares, make use of some of the datasets used in this benchmark to improve their performance as most of gold standard used in this work is available in the Web or under request to authors.

All universities charging tuition fees over the basic amount – currently £6,000 – sign up to an agreement containing benchmarks to improve access and progression for disadvantaged students, which is then approved by Offa.

Additionally, the City of New Haven passed the Complete Streets Legislation in 2009 that developed a complete street policy that included developing a design manual and community planning process, and working with the New Haven Police department to develop traffic safety benchmarks to improve the safety and visibility of pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users on the city's streets (Lynch 2008).

Using existing pricing data for benchmarking to improve procurement efficiency.

a. Before embarking on benchmarking to improve hospital (unit) performance, three additional conditions should be met.

Finally, some decision-makers emphasized the importance of (5) decision making tools, or benchmarking, to improve decision making.

Benchmarking to improve clinical outcomes has been tested in other areas, such as myocardial infarction, hypertension, breast cancer screening, antibiotic use, and immunization.

The use of benchmarking to improve achievement of critical quality indicators during 12 months in patients with type 2 diabetes in primary care was found to be effective for two of the critical quality indicators, SBP and LDL cholesterol.

Columbia University's Center for International Earth Science Information Network and Yale University's Center for Environmental Law and Policy developed the index to highlight the cleanest countries, and give laggards the opportunity to benchmark efforts to improve their own environments and the health of their citizens.