Sentence examples for benchmarking of data from inspiring English sources

The use of the half points also facilitates international benchmarking of data against the UK TOM.

This requires standardisation, validation and benchmarking of the data in imaging biobanks.

1 Only one study had investigated the impact of peer benchmarking of PROMs data.

Global issues of reliability of benchmarking of hospital data and the issue of differences in interpretation of definitions are addressed.

The HAIs AS system here adopted is basically inspired to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC)'s NHSN - device associated module, thus benchmarking of our data against infection rates of NHSN reports appears to be methodologically correct.

Benchmarking of surveillance data for health-care-associated infections, especially for central line-associated bloodstream infections (CLABSI), has been used for more than two decades to identify prevention strategies and to improve patient safety.

The reference dose for methylmercury established by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency was based on a benchmark analysis of data from a poisoning episode in Iraq in which mothers consumed seed grain treated with methylmercury during pregnancy.

The recent Calatagan Solar Farm project in Batangas is set as a benchmark of the data for investment in RE, as this project is the latest RE project in the Philippines and has similar geographic features with Palawan; hence, investment cost estimations are up-to-date and relatively comparable [25].

The Dialogue for Reverse Engineering Assessments and Methods (DREAM) challenge aims to evaluate the success of GRN inference algorithms on benchmarks of simulated data.

For the practice style independent fields we agreed that visit documentation (documentation for the purposes of clinical record keeping) and allergies were clinically the most important for patient safety and thus a benchmark of 95%% data completeness was set.

This value is based on benchmark dose modeling of data of decreased lymphocyte count in highly exposed workers (Rothman et al., 1996).