Sentence examples for benchmarks over time from inspiring English sources

Just as the Child Care Aware-NACCRRA Report Cards (2007, 2009, 2011) have played a role in making positive change in the child care benchmarks over time; we need to expand this reporting and change to a worldwide focus.

In its mid-year 2012, Scorecard, Standard and Poors calculated the number of actively managed funds outperformed by benchmarks over various time periods.

Registrars are able to compare their individual data with indicators of best practice, for example for prescribing patterns, as well as reflect on any change in practice towards best practice benchmarks over training time.

Finally data mining techniques are used to track the evolution of the normal benchmark behaviour over time.

Does it employ a benchmark index, and how did it do in comparison with that benchmark over various time periods?

These weights would not be subject to the interpretation of scale issues identified above and a CSQI thus designed would meet the requirements of being robust, capable of benchmarking customer satisfaction over time to inform policy and planning of services, and to inform how the separate elements of service quality contribute to service performance with a view to informing contract management.

The study develops a sound and parsimonious measure allowing the monitoring and benchmarking of traveler perceptions over time.

Understanding attitudes towards newly created Marine Parks among user groups provides valuable information for the design of education and engagement programs, while also creating a benchmark to compare changes over time.

The workshop evaluation index (WEI) is also proposed as a metric to support decision-making by providing a mechanism for benchmarking performance, tracking improvement over time, and developing strategies for the design and improvement of training programs or workshops on ICT for teachers.

National patient experience surveys have been important in enabling national benchmarking, in tracking performance over time and also in highlighting variation.

Risk adjustment models [1] enable adjusted outcome comparisons and benchmarks between regions, hospitals, or over time.