However, he said bridges or tunnels typically cost well over £1m each to build, a figure well outside the industry's cost-benefit benchmark of spending £1.3m to save each life: "It would be grossly disproportionate on present measures".
While new products, such as foamed stone dust, offer significant practical benefits, no benchmark tests currently exist to certify their dust lifting performance in comparison to dry stone dust.
However, selecting the best optimization algorithm for a given problem is non-trivial and the community would benefit from benchmark problems for comparing various alternatives.
We found many of the same benefits of benchmarks in our review of the RI AHCIP, and we believe similar benefits may be experienced by other AHCIPs and AHCs who implement this document.
Predetermined SESH core values (sexual health promotion, multi-sectoral engagement, horizontal organization, innovation, accountability, and balancing public health and entrepreneurial benefits ) provide benchmarks to evaluate pilot programs (Table 1) [ 45].
Creating an overview of the whole system fulfills an increasing need by policy-makers to be accountable to the public, the desire of policy-makers for better strategic planning to meet desired outcomes, and the mutual benefit of benchmarking for health care system re-engineering [ 9].
With a still very good power reduction of 60.2 %, the MD5 benchmark benefits the least from split memories.
Take paternity leave, a benchmark benefit at an enlightened corporation.
The Obama administration intends to allow states to use a standard insurance plan as a benchmark for benefits until 2016, when it would determine which state-mandated benefits are not essential and must be either paid for by states or no longer mandated.
He claims, however, that the Phaeton will bring other benefits, by setting a benchmark for excellence within the company and exercising a "halo effect" on the VW brand.
