Sentence examples for benchmarks to guide from inspiring English sources

As the acting solicitor general warned, its logic, if upheld, would lead to "personal privacy" for local, state and foreign governments, with "no meaningful benchmarks to guide the federal agencies and the courts in defining the limits" of those interests.

We illustrate the approach via a collection of cases including tables of 7-place flux benchmarks to guide transport methods developers.

In this review, the key functional signatures of the intervertebral disc are discussed and used to propose a series of native tissue benchmarks to guide the development of engineered replacement tissues.

Yet, with all the discussion on global warming, we have no benchmarks to guide us to a more efficient lifestyle.

The initiatives provide tools that can readily be used, create incentives likely to resonate with investors and benchmarks to guide MFI performance.

This population registry provides a unique opportunity to gain important insights and valuable benchmarks to guide clinical management of these patients.

Almost every commercial firm routinely uses benchmarking to guide its practice.

Our analysis reinforces the importance of measuring performance and considering internal (that is, monitoring performance over time) and external (that is, monitoring performance across institutions) benchmarking to guide quality improvement activities.

In many agricultural landscapes, roadside (or road verge) environments provide important refuge for threatened native species and ecosystems, and are often selected as benchmark sites to guide restoration activities.

In a national survey by Building Operating Management magazine, more than 70percentt of facility managers surveyed used benchmarking information to guide energy efficiency upgrade plans, and 67percentt used it to help justify energy efficiency improvements.

Although limited indication is available on the influence of sensorimotor training paradigms on neurotrophin levels in the cerebellum, molecular change as measured by salivary proBDNF and proNG may serve an important cost-efficient benchmarks to help guide future research on the effects and the efficacy of different sensorimotor practices in both children and adults.