Sentence examples for benchmarking to a from inspiring English sources

A primary challenge, however, in optical standards work is the routine lack of consensus in phantom fabrication materials and methods, variable reproducibility of the ad hoc phantom approaches for one-of-a-kind devices, and no clear benchmarking to a "ground truth" tissue standard in the absence of a gold standard for precise optical device inter-comparison [ 9, 10].

Moreover, the mark-up used in murabaha is usually benchmarked to a conventional interest rate.

These estimated flows are benchmarked to a particular definition.

In this paper, a methodology is presented to achieve harmonised estimates of migration flows benchmarked to a specific definition of duration.

Nominal increases of the base (minimum) wage are benchmarked to an independent 3-year-ahead forecast of inflation net of imported energetic goods.

However, the majority of our interviewees reported the quality of the indicators for benchmarking to be a barrier.

Growing corporate profits and surging shares of technology giants pushed major benchmarks to a string of record highs.

The worst U.S. drought since 1956 has pushed Chicago corn futures, the global benchmark, to a record above $8 a bushel, or $282 a liter.

Gravity-defying telecom shares added more than 40 points to the blue-chip index, helping the benchmark to a gain of more than 3percentnt.

Libya holds the largest crude oil reserves in Africa, and the moves drove some stock prices down and a crucial oil benchmark to a three-year high.

Dimensional analysis reduces a complicated ten-parameter formula for the execution time of the Linpack benchmark to a simpler two-parameter formula.