Sentence examples for benchmarks to characterize from inspiring English sources

We provide insights into what problems can occur and should be avoided, when generating benchmarks to characterize the virtual screening performance.

We recommend the use of such mixtures as benchmarks to characterize the repeatability and reproducibility of experiments.

Epidemic dynamics were simulated for five scenarios: the current ER surveillance system, a no surveillance scenario that we used as the benchmark to characterize epidemic dynamics, three additional scenarios in which one of the surveillance components was removed at a time so as to outline its significance in detecting the infection.

It is an established benchmarking tool to characterize hand hygiene behavior in an individual hospital.

HAND-KISS as unit based surveillance system for AHC provides a benchmarking tool to characterize hand hygiene behavior in an individual institution.

This is currently regarded as the most useful benchmark on which to characterize both the lower boundary of Cambrian time and the beginning of the Phanerozoic Eon.

To characterize developmental cues and benchmarks for differentiation toward limb vs. axial phenotypes, we dynamically loaded and treated TPCs with growth factors and assessed gene expression profiles as a function of developmental stage and anatomical origin.

The objective of this study was to characterize the performance of four benchmark cellulose preparations under common hydrolysis reaction conditions using a standard pretreated biomass substrate: NREL dilute acid pretreated corn stover (PCS).

The paper introduces the method's rationales and presents results of its application to characterize CPU and IO usages of benchmark applications executed on a standard PC platform.

This paper uses TSIM, a cycle accurate architecture simulator, to characterize the memory performance of SPEC CPU2006 Benchmarks under CMP platform.

Two phases were then constructed, with the first 3 months of the study (the exposure period) used to characterize the study population, including assessment of clinical benchmarks, and subsequent follow-up time (the outcome period) used to assess mortality.