Sentence examples for benchmarks better from inspiring English sources

Each fund uses its own method and terminology when discussing tracking error, but it's clear that some funds mimic their benchmarks better than others.

With up to 84% of sites reporting values above the health benchmark, better detection limits are needed to quantify 1,4-dichlorobenzene.

Then by applying SVM to the extracted features, we enhanced the protein structural class prediction accuracy for low-homology protein sequences (twilight zone) up to 15.5% for the 25PDB benchmark and 5.1% for the 1189 benchmark better than similar studies that relied solely on the PSSM for feature extraction [ 26].

America now proposes a "compact" with Mr Karzai that would set unspecified "benchmarks" for better performance.America's attention has shifted from Afghanistan to the Pakistani side of the border.

This article was amended on 27 October to say that the Tef's benchmarking is better than league tables, rather than some league tables.

On the one hand, the government has just published a review of efficiency in schools, urging more benchmarking and better data on spending and educational effectiveness.

There should also be more benchmarking and better market testing of service contracts, says the paper, leading experts to conclude they could be awarded for shorter periods, something critics have long demanded.

Our survey establishes a benchmark to better understand future improvements in Swiss emergency care.

Not surprisingly, this results in benchmark scores better than those earned by the iPhone 5.

The only site in the benchmark with better uptime was YouTube, with 99.13 percent availability during the week.

The substrate specificity profiled in this study can be used as a benchmark for better computational simulation for 3CLpro-substrate/inhibitor interaction, and may provide a guideline for a rational based design of potent inhibitors.