Sentence examples for benchmarking measures from inspiring English sources

Gain knowledge of sustainability criteria and benchmarking measures to critically evaluate the health of the natural and manmade world.

While many organisations have their own customer satisfaction survey, 79% of respondents to an Anchor survey in July wanted national benchmarking measures implemented to improve the quality of care available to older people.

Researchers should also understand the higher-level contextual meaning behind selected benchmarking measures.

Regardless of the business, benchmarking, measuring and being able to analyze results is important.

The DUNDRUM-1 was included only as a benchmarking measure to enable future replication and meta-analysis.

Note finally that, independent of the fairness issues (DECOB's output is larger by one order of magnitude than the outputs of the benchmarking competitors), DECOB achieves the best values in all benchmark measures.

The legislation is the first of the major so-called political benchmark measures to pass after months of American pressure for progress.

The benchmark measures the effectiveness of the neural or machine representation by computing the classification loss on the ordered eigendecomposition of a kernel matrix [Montavon et al., 2011].

An amnesty law was one of the so-called benchmark measures that the Bush administration had built the 2007 troop increase around, hoping to create better security to allow such legislative breakthroughs.

This work allows two EUI benchmark measures to be determined and they have average values of 2035 kWh/person/year and 56 kWh/m2/year.

Coastal scenic assessments via checklist tables (18 natural, 8 human related parameters), can provide benchmark measures regarding desirable/non-desirable beach conditions and also classify sites.