Sentence examples for benchmarks which may from inspiring English sources

There can also be wide discrepancies among similar benchmarks, which may reflect the artificial nature of the process.

Also, benchmarking becomes difficult, which may influence how ICUs perceive their performance indicators.

The other study used GP judgement of psychological problems as the benchmark for caseness, which may not be appropriate given the low sensitivity and specificity reported above (Wilhelm et al., 2008).

The approach is useful for obtaining structures and guidelines as well as benchmarks for online problems which may be more applicable in practical transmission scenarios.

Overall, nickel concentrations in the larger size fractions were likely to be above the health benchmark for nickel subsulfide, which may be a substantial fraction of total nickel emitted.

Following the two public companies' sheepish reports, we moved on to the brand new Benchmark-Uber-Travis Kalanick lawsuit, which may deter the troubled ride-hailing company from finding a proper new CEO.

As the GnP concentration increases beyond this benchmark, the viscosity rapidly drops which may indicate the saturation of GnP on GO sheet and the remaining particles will strongly flocculate and form much bigger structures.

Some new results for laminated shells are presented, which may serve as benchmark solutions.

Some new results for the considered shell structures are presented, which may serve as benchmark solutions.

New results for elastic restraints and intermediate ring supports are presented, which may serve as benchmark solutions.

New results for different lamination schemes with elastically restrained edges are presented, which may serve as benchmark solutions.