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Financial centres dominate the rest of the top five, with Hong Kong at No 2, Zurich at No 3, Singapore at No 4 and Geneva at No 5, according to Mercer, which measures the cost of more than 200 items – including housing, transportation, food, clothing, household goods and entertainment – in each location, and benchmarks them against New York.

"Although these tests are voluntary, I would encourage schools to get involved as this will give them, for the first time, a school improvement plan which benchmarks them against the best performing schools in the world," he added.

The 200 weakest schools might well improve after the change, but as there is no way of benchmarking them against similar schools, it will be difficult to determine whether any differences result from the policy or some other factor.

"We've been benchmarking them.

Once the models are trained on the images, Lagerman will benchmark them against data collected from manually counting mites.

This simple case study shows two things: First, it shows that it is possible to make changes to multiple layers on CLAWS and benchmark them in real-time.

The proposed methods have been evaluated by benchmarking them, and other methods available from literature, against the collective, intuitive assessment of product creativity of experienced designers.

Given the large number of AA descriptor sets available there was a need for both a characterization of those descriptor sets with respect to their perception of similarities between AAs, and to benchmark them in bioactivity models.

The second module then determines realistically achievable energy and waste improvement targets for each school by benchmarking them against the system-wide operations for schools in selected higher performance categories.

Since DFT functionals are in general not systematically improvable, benchmarking them on specifically designed test sets is the usual way for identifying a method best suited for a particular purpose.

We show how this approach greatly reduces computation time and memory requirements for clustering large numbers of sequences and demonstrate the quality of the clusterings by benchmarking them as guide trees for multiple alignments.