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A divergence in two commonly correlated benchmarks may be occurring.
Indeed, companies that do not meet certain workplace safety benchmarks may be barred from competing for such work.
*At the same time, state officials in Connecticut, Colorado, Michigan and elsewhere are revisiting their standards for academic proficiency, concerned that existing benchmarks may be too high for poor, minority and special education students to reach, even within the law's 12-year timetable for closing achievement gaps in reading and math.
Accordingly, benchmarks may be different in primary care, and this is a pressing area of enquiry.
It is envisaged that the finally-agreed quality indicators should not themselves be varied when taken into primary care, but the benchmarks may be different.
The resulting principles and benchmarks may be seen as the outcome of a process which sought to be exhaustive and comprehensive in its criteria for ethically credible AHCIPs.
This benchmark may be further calibrated with additional information on number of singleton species and estimates of maximum species richness.
At this year's ceremony, Sunday night at the Beacon Theater, that benchmark may be tested by both "The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess," which is competing for 10 Tonys, and the revival of "Follies," which is up for 8.
Hence, an optical benchmarking may be needed to investigate the influence of the functional on the prediction of the optical transitions.
Compared to established benchmarks, a resilience benchmark may be specified following the same basic approach, but comprising a wide-ranging changeload (which will include, but will be not limited to, faults), as well as resilience metrics [6].
