Sentence examples for benchmarks were set from inspiring English sources
Following the Bristol tragedies in the late 90s, when up to 100 babies are thought to have died through "multifactorial and multidisciplinary problems," a number of benchmarks were set, the crucial one here being that heart units should be merged until each one performed a minimum of 400 operations between four surgeons.
These benchmarks were set up in 2012 and were connected via 12 levelling routes (Kusumoto et al. 2014); the scheduled precise levelling was carried out on these benchmarks and the survey of each levelling route was performed so that the round trip difference was zero.
For each indicator, upper and lower benchmarks were set.
(From 2012 to 2016, average mileage benchmarks are set to rise from 33.8 miles per gallon to 39.5 m.p.g).
When the foreign exchange benchmarks are set, they are based on actual dealing prices on which trades are submitted.
Regulators are investigating whether traders pushed through trades around the one minute window when the benchmarks are set to try and influence them.
Bloomberg News reported that employees had been manipulating the rate by pushing through client trades before and during 60-second windows when the benchmarks are set.
Eurofer says the benchmarks are set at "unfeasibly" low levels, resulting in some cases of clean production in Europe being curtailed to the benefit of less sophisticated production methods elsewhere.
Industry benchmarks are set by a number of associations and cover each type of company operating within the events sector; in turn, these associations often have an educational arm.
October 11 , 2012Updated at 10.14am BST 9.53am BST Financial Stability Board to look at oil and gold benchmarks Over at the IMF in Tokyo, the Financial Stability Board has said that in the wake of the Libor scandal, it is looking into the way other benchmarks are set - including oil and gold.
These benchmarks are set by disciplinary experts around the country who represent most of South Africa's universities.
