Sentence examples for benchmarks studied from inspiring English sources

For-profit status was associated with each of the clinical benchmarks studied.

Astronomers use the explosions as benchmarks to study the evolution of the universe.

No, chief among the big talkers was the Australian Olympic Committee whose December 2015 study – a "benchmark" study, no less – predicted 13 gold medals.

For example, the report, called a "benchmarking study," notes that "knowledge and operational skill degrade when not periodically recalled or used".

One of the first projects to employ the Enron corpus was a self-described "extensive benchmark study of e-mail foldering".

The Royal Society of Chemistry RSCC) has been conducting a detailed survey of the real costs of running chemistry departments in the UK, and the results of this benchmarking study should provide a useful starting point.

"Weimar exploded out of the horrors of the first world war but also the buttoned-up, censorious society of pre-war Berlin," says Lisa Appignanesi, author of the benchmark study The Cabaret.

Hispanics report spending more money each month on video games and services than any other demographic group except for African-Americans, according to a Nielsen Entertainment benchmark study released last month.

Retrospective radiographic benchmark study.

Benchmark studies with improved methodologies are described.

Channel starting points used in the benchmarking study.