This could provide a design requirement benchmark for effective building deconstruction.
Mupirocin was used as a benchmark for effective decolonization.
Human Rights Watch urged the council to set out concrete benchmarks for an effective justice and accountability mechanism, including a majority of international judges in an independent system and an independent international prosecutor.
The model and solution procedure proposed in this paper can serve as a managerial benchmarking framework for effective management of KFNs.
Isokinetic neck strength data presented here provides a benchmark for the effective and quantified comparison of neck strength variables, assisting with preparticipation screening and the effective rehabilitation of injured senior rugby union players.
The probability of the ICER being below €80,000 the Dutch benchmark for cost-effective interventions on patients with high disease severity was only 50%% for the totally sustained scenario, casting doubt on whether the intervention is viable.
To that end, his report laid out a series of benchmarks for making the agency more effective, responsive, efficient, transparent and collaborative in the coming years.
The 'best options' are defined as interventions which are cost-effective as measured by the commonly used benchmark for cost-effectiveness in Australia of less than $50,000 per DALY (disability-adjusted life-year saved).
Already plans are underway to help the government organize its first popular census in 31 years — a key benchmark for fair and effective democratic governance.
Despite the heightened political interest in timely access to health care, acceptable and effective wait time benchmarks for the peri-diagnostic period have not been established.
