Sentence examples for benchmarks seem to be from inspiring English sources

Some conclusions of these docking benchmarks seem to be in contradiction with our observations made on a virtual screening benchmark [26].

The temporal change of the horizontal deformation on the Mitake GEONET benchmark seems to be consistent with that of the vertical deformation detected by the leveling survey in the period of 2006 to 2009.

The benchmark methods seem to be more robust to small sample problems.

Despite fears that spam would overrun it, or that it would simply be a new vanity benchmark, Lists seem to be a hit.

We propose performance indexes for the benchmark problem that seem to be good mathematical indicators of fast vibration isolation recovery.

To the Editor: Convenience, price and speed to degree seem to be the emerging benchmarks for higher education in the United States.

Today, short-term bottom lines seem to be the only benchmark that guides economic decision makers at America's largest corporations and Wall Street Banks.

Even though RTA and TRUST seem to be efficient and attractive for benchmark problems involving 2 8 variables, they have not been evaluated for benchmark problems involving 10 20 variables and for chemical engineering applications.

"The reinsurance subsidies are at their peak, and the generosity of the benchmark plan has fallen," so while that may suck for low-income people, the bill will seem to be working as advertised.

And there do seem to be industry standards of a sort: Michelin standards in the spirit of Escoffier among other guidebook benchmarks.

By that benchmark, Mr. Greenspan seemed to be suggesting that further stimulus might have to amount to an additional $40 billion to $60 billion.