Sentence examples for benchmarks that could from inspiring English sources
So we went back to the technological benchmarks that could give people some sense of what we were talking about".
Further research is planned to improve systems engineering by providing examples of performance measurement benchmarks that could aid technical reviews and decision gate analysis.
There are, however, benchmarks that could be considered domain independent – or rather the results would be of interest in several domains depending on the nature of the problems to be solved – as well as those that are domain specific.
Fourth, SNPs commonly analyzed in earlier population studies (de Bakker et al. 2006; Fellay et al. 2007) were added to serve as benchmarks that could facilitate inter-cohort comparisons.
But the House bill would allow the states to disguise failure by using a less demanding benchmark that could actually be changed from year to year or place to place.
However, optimization of the parameters in a half-cell test may provide a benchmark that could be applied to single-cell operation.
He did not view the 5%% false positive rate threshold as an immutable postulate but rather as a convenient evidence benchmark that could guide scientific decision making [ 30, 31].
The initial step in developing the robot was creating an experimental benchmark system that could help the researchers measure progress.
But the House bill also undermines a potentially effective system by allowing states to use less demanding benchmark tests that could be changed from year to year or from district to district, thus making it impossible to determine whether or not the achievement gap is being closed.
Vlasic is betting on the revamping of the TV dinner to become a benchmark success that could make the company seem a good bet for Wall Street, and set it on a path toward profitability and growth denied by its former handlers.
After the Libor scandal erupted in 2012, the government made fixing the interest rate benchmark an offence that could lead to a seven-year jail term.
