Sentence examples for benchmarks must be from inspiring English sources

Key human rights benchmarks must be central to talks or the bloody conflict will continue to spiral well beyond Syria's borders.

We posit that these differences reveal specific deficits in terms of our description of chondrogenesis, and suggest that new benchmarks must be developed towards this end.

But at the same time, these benchmarks must be kept relevant for both today's force and tomorrow's, meaning we have to ensure they're not unnecessarily restrictive".

For each, meaningful benchmarks must be established to allow rigorous inter- and intralaboratory comparisons.

We would not assert that each and every benchmark must be met by a program to produce good results.

The state has since given Roosevelt specific benchmarks that must be met.

Mr. O'Keefe told a news conference that on Monday the space agency would release the third version of its plan to comply with the recommendations of the Columbia Accident Investigation Board, which set benchmarks that must be reached before shuttles can fly again.

"After four speeches, we still do not know the remaining political, economic and military benchmarks that must be met and the schedule for achieving them," said Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the minority leader in the Senate.

"Benchmarking" surveys must be carried out to see where a company's pay-and-benefits structure falls short of the competition's.

Most current reactor benchmark problems are either small-scale or involve spatial homogenization (pin cell or full-assembly) for diffusion codes; therefore, new whole-core benchmark problems must be designed in order to validate whole-core transport methods.

Namely, the benchmark algorithm must be a TBD method, performing a global surveillance of the state-space (i.e. of all delay/Doppler bins at each scan) and able to detect automatically the presence/absence of a target in the field of view.