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In some particular cases, this performance may be the opposite of what is expected from the benchmarking made on protein databases, i.e., the less performing program may become the most efficient in finding ligands and vice versa.

Previous benchmarking made on the original CORE measure suggest that a position with a consistency score of 50% or higher (i.e. 50% of the methods agreeing on a position) is 90% likely to be correct from a structural point of view.

Proper benchmarking makes active management far less attractive.

This paper explains the components which make up the PbR Assurance Framework today; the particular contribution that benchmarking makes to the process; and the results from the first full year of audits.

Ms. Williams, whose 1951 recording of Bess remains a benchmark, made her debut at the New York City Opera in the title role of "Madama Butterfly" in 1946, nearly a full decade before Rudolf Bing allowed Ms. Anderson to grace the Met stage.

In that a speech delivered against the backdrop of Tea Party agitation and the Occupy Wall Street movement, Obama argued the average income of the top 1% – the benchmark made totemic by the Occupy movement – had risen 250% over the years to $1.2m£900,00000) while everyone else had gone backwards.

In 2011, private equity group Benchmark made a sizeable investment in 1stdibs and then began to make changes.

Benchmark made an early investment of $24 million for a stake that was worth about $2.2 billion as of Wednesday.

The lack of such exclusive and specific benchmarks made it difficult for us to evaluate our system.

For example, last summer he wrote about his focus on local businesses, right around when Benchmark made an early bet on neighborhood site Nextdoor.

One Uber investor, who asked not to be named, told us that Benchmark made a "shocking" mistake when it granted Kalanick control of additional board seats last year.