Sentence examples for benchmarks of growth from inspiring English sources

Together, this evidence suggests that H. erectus grew up faster than H. sapiens (but slower than apes) and therefore achieved benchmarks of growth earlier than modern humans.

This is not the benchmark measure of growth in India and is said to be even less reliable than most data.

The traditional growth stock benchmark of fair value P/E equals growth rate would put the P/E at 100.

Some of these were successful, including one limiting repayments to Britain to 4% of growth in GDP above the 2008 benchmark, and to 2% for Netherlands.

Last year, after Wal-Mart's same-store sales had been in decline, it began using the benchmark of total sales growth, which had been rising.

Among the portals that fell below the 17% benchmark of overall traffic growth were Lycos lcos, 13%; NBC's Snap, 11%; and Excite, down 3.8%.

Identifying benchmark categories to help interpret student reading results overlooks the amount of growth an individual child has achieved regardless of category.

This emphasizes the point of the special collection: the stereotypical narrative of Argentina's relative decline (a country exhausting its source of growth, the exceptionally fertile pampas) does not sit well with the benchmark growth model in economics.

After one week of growth, extracellular lactic acid had accumulated to 1.05 ± 0.18 mmol/L, whereas the benchmark strain SAA023 only produced 0.38 ± 0.03 mmol/L lactic acid.

Energy intensity per unit of growth is indeed decreasing, but overall final energy consumption in the UK is increasing – from 148.6m tonnes of oil equivalent in 1988 (Huhne's preferred date benchmark) to 154.8m toe in 2008 (Decc figures).

Treasury Prices Climb By Bloomberg News The benchmark 10-year Treasury note rose for a fourth day in New York trading yesterday, the longest rally in almost a month, on signs the economy is unlikely to create enough jobs to sustain the recent pace of growth.