Sentence examples for benchmarks has a from inspiring English sources

It says too many public services are "poor and patchy", adding: "Performance when compared with UK and international benchmarks has a long way to go to reach 'best in class'".

The use of standardised effect size benchmarks has a number of advantages-for example, effect sizes are efficient, widely accepted outside HR-QOL, and have well accepted benchmarks based upon external anchors.

Improvements in the proportion of patients seen within recommended timeframes were most marked for the highest priority patients, which suggests the benchmarks had a direct influence on triaging behavior.

Done well, ethical benchmarking has a place in business.

The Standard & Poor's 500 index, Magellan's benchmark, has a 29.4percenttechnologygy weighting.

Third, Ramin Toloui, the economist who helped devise the index, says the benchmark has a mild countercyclical element.

A small increase in the price of a benchmark has a ripple effect on the prices of a wide range of products, potentially across the world analysts said.

Benchmark has a different sort of European connection for its soon-to-be formed fund: Pierre Omidyar, founder of Ebay, an early Benchmark investment.

Part of the reason that's so important is that Benchmark has a structure in which each of the partners share in the success of the fund equally.

So we have e.g. a 1-day ahead MAEs of 2.51 GW and 2.38 GW with respect to all holidays for the multivariate models whereas the benchmark has a MAE of 8.59 GW.

Vorolign, which performs poorly in both the Sisyphus and CATH benchmark has a surprisingly good performance only at the family level.