Sentence examples for benchmarks between from inspiring English sources
Risk adjustment models [1] enable adjusted outcome comparisons and benchmarks between regions, hospitals, or over time.
The purpose of this study was, among children aged 7-8 and 10-12 years, to evaluate: 1) the inter-tester reproducibility of the tests and criteria for classification of GJH for 2 variations of the Beighton test battery (Methods A and B) with a variation in starting positions and benchmarks between methods, and 2) the inter-method agreement for the two batteries.
Information on the DfE's website for test developers says that the other intended uses are to "hold schools accountable for the attainment and progress made by their pupils; inform parents and schools about the performance of individual pupils; and enable benchmarking between schools, as well as monitoring performance locally and nationally".
These limitations impede any comparisons and benchmarking between units.
We present a benchmark between LBNL and TU Clausthal.
In this theoretical study, we perform a benchmarking between SiO2 and diamond BOX.
Benchmarking between health care providers may be a way forward to achieve improved cost-effectiveness and quality of care.
Enter Toronto-based Zerofootprint: A cleantech software and services company, which is leveraging competitive benchmarking between peers to help determine the "green" factor for any given building.
The benchmarking between the new model and a well-established Rule based Inference Methodology using the Evidential Reasoning (RIMER) is conducted to demonstrate its reliability and unique characteristics.
A benchmarking between the Sb HEMT and an InP HEMT has been conducted highlighting the device improvement in noise and gain required to reach today's state-of-the-art cryogenic LNAs.
One of the reasons is that process synthesis and design of intensified processes, benchmarking between different intensified technologies or targeted intensification beyond currently existing solution is complex and challenging.
