Sentence examples for benchmarking so far from inspiring English sources

Whereas most protein families used for benchmarking so far have been relatively short, in practice, longer alignments are more relevant, for example, to predict interdomain or even interprotein contacts (Ovchinnikov et al., 2014).

He's made just one direct investment at Benchmark so far, Asana, which was founded by former colleague and Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz.

I haven't done any thorough benchmarking, but so far, when using Safari versus Chrome (which has a version of Flash baked-in) on the MacBook Air, I've noticed a bump in battery life as well.

The BRAliBase (Benchmark RNA Alignment dataBase) dataset used in the first comprehensive RNA alignment benchmark published so far [ 22] was constructed using alignments from release 5.0 of the Rfam database [ 23], a large collection of hand-curated multiple RNA sequence alignments.

TelePizza stock fell 45% from its high of 7.55 in late March to a low of 4.10 in August (and hovered around 4.73 until late October)–making it the worst -performing stock on Spain's benchmark index so far this year.

Conclusions drawn from such protein benchmarks do not necessarily hold for the RNA alignment problem, as was demonstrated in the first RNA alignment benchmark published so far.

PPV value indicates the fraction of clustering results which have also been identified and annotated in the benchmark complexes so far.

So far, benchmarking in health care systems focused mainly on medical outcome and economical issues, i.e. length of stay benchmarking [ 10].

As the number of high quality benchmarking studies is so far small, promotion of this type of research is suggested.

Results obtained with the newly proposed consistent scheme show the best agreement with the benchmark experiments achieved so far.

"Benchmark refining margins so far in 2009′s third quarter have failed to show improvement over second-quarter levels," Flannery said, adding, "At this rate, third-quarter earnings may turn out to be worse than second-quarter numbers".