The allegations claimed that AstraZeneca inflated the average wholesale price of the drugs, a benchmark commonly used for determining reimbursement.
With the recent determination of catalase and Ca2+-ATPase, the method matured beyond the lysozyme benchmark commonly used to evaluate new techniques in crystallography.
To show the usefulness of our simulator, we also report a benchmark of commonly used methods for differential methylation analysis.
The El Centro earthquake record has peak ground acceleration (PGA) of 0.50 g and is representative of a benchmark excitation, commonly used in structural dynamics.
To assist clinicians in benchmarking recovery, commonly used performance measures, the 6 MWT [ 7, 19- 22], TUG [ 23- 26] and the ST [ 11, 26, 27]were chosen.
Given that it is commonly believed that at least 6 months of treatment is required to ensure cure in >95% of cases and that the 6-month benchmark is commonly used to assess TB treatment programs, we assessed discontinuation using a logistic regression with discontinuation coded as 1 regardless of whether an individual had completed 1 or 5 months of treatment prior to discontinuing.
The mFPT prediction accuracy is benchmarked against other commonly used methods such as Bayesian networks and logistic regression under various statistical measures.
Phasing results for the half-sibs were benchmarked to other commonly used phasing programs – AlphaPhase, BEAGLE and PedPhase 3. Using a simulated dataset with 20 markers per cM, and for a half-sib family size of 4 and 40, the accuracy of block detection, was 0.58 and 0.96, respectively.
Currently, the best performing method among them is AmpliconNoise [ 56], which has been benchmarked by several commonly used Mock data sets; these data sets are artificial mixtures of 16S rRNA clones at different abundance levels from a number of known species.
Compared to commonly used benchmarks of statistical correspondence, EvoGrader-generated key concept scores are "almost perfect" (kappa > 0.81) and "nearly identical" (correlation > 0.9) to human-generated scores.
