Sentence examples for benchmarks for potential from inspiring English sources

She's got a lot of scenery to chew with her small role, and while she unfortunately disappears in the third act, I think Reilly does hit a few big benchmarks for potential Supporting Actress nominees: She's playing an addict, she has an overdose scene and she goes toe-to-toe with Denzel Washington, whom we all assume is locked in for a nomination.

The first inclusion benchmark for potential target genes comprised the prediction by more than one of the three used publically available miRNA target gene analysis tools (targetscan, MiRanda, EimMo3).

They provide a benchmark for potential adopters of SECaaS.

In addition to providing a benchmark for potential quality improvement, the findings also suggest room for efficiency gains.

It's good news for the rest of the sector and certainly a very good benchmark for other potential strategic sales in the midsize banks space," he added.

The first aircraft serves as a baseline comparison for the second, and the cruise case is considered as a benchmark for identifying potential drag reductions and aircraft stability characteristics.

Leaving from urban general results, a successive analysis could give a benchmark for identifying potential places of accident (Section 4).

The model was kept simple to focus on DNA ploidy analysis, comparing it with two alternatives: First, although it is not an ethically viable clinical strategy, a no screening alternative was included in the analysis as benchmark for evaluating potential cost-effective strategies and for the purpose of validity check.

We demonstrate that for practical cycles the developed methodology and resulting Pareto fronts are more realistic benchmarks for the performance potentials of refrigerants than is COP alone, which is an efficiency only metric.

Whilst these phylogenies and predictions are by no means completely consistent they can be used a priori as benchmarks for discussion of the potential affinities of the cambroernids.

This article presents, to our best knowledge for the first time, empirical data to demonstrate how impact assessment operates and could operate in academic clinical medicine, providing funders and the medical research community with potential benchmarks for future comparative studies.