Sentence examples for benchmarking standard from inspiring English sources

We compiled a set of 890 true drug-disease pairs from two different sources (see Methods) as a benchmarking standard.

The assumption is that this would feed into greater loyalty," says Jon Lloyd, head of LBG, a benchmarking standard for measuring companies' community contributions.

Establishing a benchmarking standard would help in comparing different data stores with a view to selecting one for a particular application.

Outside the discipline of paramedicine, benchmarking standards have already been developed for education and clinical placement for other health professions in Australia [ 7] and internationally [ 32].

Efforts to improve quality of care for injured patients have included the regionalization of trauma care [ 1], establishment of benchmarking standards [ 2], and the creation of regional and national trauma registries [ 3].

Cognizant of this, the Indonesian government and various health groups implemented benchmarking standards for nursing education curricula in 1999, and some community health centres and hospitals have produced formalized competence criteria for nursing and midwifery clinical care.

First, it will support internationally benchmarked standards and tests, an effort to reverse the tendency of states to weaken standards under NCLB.

For the first time, most states will apply rigorous, internationally benchmarked standards in math and English, bringing tougher standards to more than three-fourths of all U.S. public-school students.

One was to "upgrade state standards by adopting a common core of internationally benchmarked standards".

The elements of any new curriculum will need to meet social work benchmarking standards drawn up by the Quality Assurance Agency, higher education's watchdog.

Huawei – as the industry leader – is willing to work with partners to find the best benchmarking standards that can accurately evaluate the user experience.