Sentence examples for benchmarking to the from inspiring English sources

When benchmarking to the In Salah surface uplift, the developed semi-analytical approach can capture a high rate of surface uplift caused by the pressure build-up during the early stage of CO2 injection.

We try to keep our pay competitive and we have a system of benchmarking to the private sector, so we are always comparable to other private sector terms so that the sacrifice for serving in the public sector is not too large.

There is little evidence to support the current dose-equivalence approach that includes benchmarking to the now obsolete BDP CFC MDI.

The weighting strategy was then developed by calculating person selection probabilities, selection weights, applying a constant composite factor to the dual-phone users sample weights, and benchmarking to the latest NSW population by age group, sex and stratum.

International Comparison Program Estimates of Purchasing Power Parities (PPPs) benchmarked to the year 2005.

Benchmarked to the comparator profession of teaching in state-funded schools, a-n's fees framework is one most sophisticated.

The price tag on a huge range of other debt products is benchmarked to the cost of Treasuries.

Probably, it's to buy and hold an index fund benchmarked to the sector and to ride out the market's turbulence.

Whatever the causes, the investment implications of the study are the same: buy and hold an index fund benchmarked to the broad stock market.

And after chucking it around the road course at Rockingham Raceway in North Carolina, I'd venture that the revised suspension is benchmarked to the front-runners, too.

Next, the performance of the AW-XWVD and S-transform as a phase estimator is benchmarked to the CRLB.