Sentence examples for benchmarking standards from inspiring English sources

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.

Although there have been some attempts to establish benchmarking standards, for example the Yahoo Cloud Serving Benchmark (YCSB) [62], the adoption of these standards in practice has been limited.

There is a need to clarify what surgical site infection rates in colorectal surgery should be considered for benchmarking standards.

There is growing interest in using patient-reported outcomes as benchmarking standards for surgery, with complications one of the many measures being explored.

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].

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

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

Under the sub-heading "Living wages are paid", the 2015 code reads: Wages and benefits paid for a standard working week meet, at a minimum, national legal standards or industry benchmark standards, whichever is higher.

But unlike at the Olympics, bronze will be a booby prize, awarded to universities found to be "significantly below" benchmark standards in some areas – a decision unlikely to be popular with vice-chancellors.

Neil Marsden, chair of the Accreditation Network, said: "Good management practices are vital in large student developments and this code ensures that benchmark standards are set and will be adhered to".