Sentence examples for benchmark was set at from inspiring English sources
The referral rate benchmark was set at 2.5%% of patients consulting at the health centre for curative reasons.
On the positive side it allows for a concentration of liquidity because the price benchmark is set at just two points in the day.
That benchmark is set at £8.20 an hour, or £9.35 an hour in London, but it is not a legally enforceable amount.
It is perhaps accurately argued that the benchmark is set at a 2 1 because there are so many graduates achieving this grade, so why should they consider those who attain below this?
Eurofer says the benchmarks are set at "unfeasibly" low levels, resulting in some cases of clean production in Europe being curtailed to the benefit of less sophisticated production methods elsewhere.
The quality control (QC) benchmark for permeability was set at a TEER of 500 Ω cm and a Papp sucrose of 8×10−6 cm/s.
For data sets addressing continuous variables, the benchmark response level was set at 10% extra risk of exceeding the normal range (as discussed, for example, by Gaylor and Aylward 2004).
The benchmark for these fields was set at the mean for the measure less one standard deviation.
Benchmark foreign exchange rates, known as the WM/Reuters benchmark, were set every day at 4pm in London.
"At the test event the benchmark score we were required to achieve was set at 45.223 over two routines," the statement said.
