Sentence examples for benchmarking among from inspiring English sources

Existing studies (e.g., LPI) focus on benchmarking among countries.

In this study, we use two-dimensional continuous space, which is commonly used with the purpose of benchmarking among various emotion corpora which are already mapped onto diverse emotion groups [5].

An operative model diagnosis procedure was previously proposed in the companion paper, which can be readily used both for agile decision making on the architecture and implementation details of the machine learning algorithms, and for differential benchmarking among models.

Aligned with EHR systems, the standardization of healthcare data collection will facilitate evidence based care by clinicians and allow for more accurate benchmarking among providers to identify best practices across the continuum of care.

Results are presented to allow benchmarking among organizations and emerging research is discussed.

Global-level monitoring enables benchmarking among countries, prompting poorly performing countries to recognize areas for improvement, and draw lessons from the success stories of better-performing countries.

Setting aside the ValleyWag reports that Benchmark (among others, presumably) is looking to invest between $50 and $75 million into Tinder at a valuation as high as $1 billion.

With evidence from across the OECD, it has been concluded that the way performance is compared and benchmarked among local governments varies widely.

As for sporty credentials, it's worth recalling that the TSX sedan is already a longtime benchmark among budget sport sedans.

He has been a fan of the wines for years, he says, and wants to continue to make wines in the same long-aging style that has made Mayacamas a benchmark among fans of old-school Napa cabernet.

"This all feels kind of strange, like a return to the 60's, you know?" said Todd Bigger, a 39-year-old black resident who said the 1968 violence was remembered as a frightening benchmark among blacks, but also as a desperate symbol of demand for change that, he said, still has not been accomplished.