Sentence examples for benchmarks by which to judge from inspiring English sources

In fact most of them blow over much more quickly than this, because while it is – sometimes – possible to show donations coinciding with decision-making, or donations coinciding with extraordinary favours and access, it is usually impossible to conclusively prove or disprove any impropriety and there are seldom even any laws or guidelines or benchmarks by which to judge the behaviour.

Just to prove my point, I'll offer a few benchmarks by which to judge their success.

Guidelines here are general, and more specialized information from your specific space is always the most important benchmark by which to judge your startup's performance.

A large number of articles implied or stated explicitly that an individual estimation of weight within 10% of actual weight is desirable, but only three articles provided a benchmark by which to judge a weight estimation system.

The CDC must redefine the standard, providing a benchmark by which to judge further progress and redirecting the focus to all those affected.

These domains (and the sub-issues within each) were chosen to provide a benchmark by which to judge how the issues were addressed in the consent forms and because they represent, in our opinion and experience as paediatric health ethics researchers, the most debated and unresolved in the field.

The data provide a benchmark by which to judge performance of children with neurodevelopmental problems and may be useful in assessment with a view to providing effective supportive strategies for children whose visuocognitive skills are lower than the expectation for their age.

Are these distributions, therefore, the best criteria by which to judge the physiological plausibility of models of the visual cortex?

Such a graph also shows how these measures provide ethical benchmarks against which to judge the difference in inequality between populations.

The experiences of the control group provide a natural benchmark against which to judge how the treatment group would have fared without Progresa.

United Nations data provide one important benchmark against which to judge how much more or less opioid consumption might be appropriate for a given country.