Sentence examples for benchmarks to identify from inspiring English sources

Such data serve as excellent benchmarks to identify limitations in prevailing theories and simulation parameters.

In the first method, we weighted national concentration distributions using chronic health benchmarks to identify pollutants with concentrations typically greater than levels of concern.

Using the hospitals with lower morbidity or mortality as benchmarks to identify the adjustable factors in poor outcomes in individual hospitals, these factors can be changed to improve outcomes [ 49, 50].

Prior to reading about Mr. Wilson's case, I had no idea that the great state of Texas would use a fictional character that my father created to make a point about human loyalty and dedication, i.e., Lennie Small from "Of Mice and Men," as a benchmark to identify whether defendants with intellectual disability should live or die.

The team used this ratio as a benchmark to identify and compare levels of mercury pollution caused by human activities across water samples from different oceans.

The challenges Metapacket is using to try to identify malware are JavaScript-based, so it's basically looking at user behavior on websites while surfing and using that as a benchmark to identify non-human web connections.

Experimentally proven inhibitor-Tyroserleutide (TSL) against hepatocellular carcinoma via transmembrane protease serine 4 was used as a benchmark to identify structurally similar candidates from PubChem database to create the TSL library.

Optimum designs that maximize the synergy of the constituents are thus possible and the presented results provide an initial benchmark to identify such balance, and thus increase the potential applications of bio-based composites.

These evidence-based resources provided a validated, external benchmark to identify treatment options.

Mandatory public reporting mechanisms for health care associated infections and the use of benchmarking to identify better and less well performing institutions have also been proposed [ 26, 34, 46].

Using concentrations within one order of magnitude of a human-health benchmark to identify compounds that may warrant additional monitoring is therefore consistent with various state and federal practices.