This Galerkin method exhibits more rapid convergence, for a given problem size, than any other scheme hitherto reported, as demonstrated by a benchmark of the magnetic diffusion problem and by comparison to numerous kinematic dynamos from the literature.
While educational success is usually measured by a benchmark of access and performance statistics, changes in the community starting with people's perceptions and attitudes toward education (e.g., trust or norms believing in educational investment) are equally important as tangible resources" (Sachdev, Szmodis, & Eng, 2014).
It extends previous findings in two ways: first, by providing a benchmark of mainstream therapies, and second by providing parents' perspectives on the helpfulness, side effects and recommendations about these therapies.
Allowing rents to increase each year by only a benchmark of average market rents will prevent the efficient allocation of housing, creating dangerous distortions the higher the level at which the averages are calculated..
Interestingly, it has details of a compromise plan that might find favour with the International Monetary Fund: While the details are still under negotiation, the shape of the potential deal involves Greece missing its target of maximum debt of 120 per cent of gross domestic product by 2020 – a benchmark of "debt sustainability" the IMF regards as sacrosanct.
Rubinstein et al. [23] compared a number of state-of-the-art retargeting methods by creating a benchmark of images and conducting a user study.
Second, we further investigate the methodology by presenting a benchmark of a parameter ƞ in conjunction with the four chemical fingerprint types: MACCS 166 keys, ECFP6 fingerprints, PHFP4 fingerprints, and ROCS.
In addition, by providing a benchmark of the expected rates of disease given current exposure to aetiological factors and healthcare interventions, projections become a valuable tool in evaluating the effectiveness of new programmes that aim to reduce incidence, mortality or both (Bray and Møller, 2006).
Renal Hsp72 mRNA and protein, as well as urinary Hsp72 levels, gradually increased relative to the extent of renal injury induced by different periods of ischemia quantified by histomorphometry as a benchmark of kidney damage.
The performance of Hsp72 as a sensitive biomarker to detect different degrees of renal injury and recovery was corroborated by using histopathological analysis as a benchmark of kidney damage.
New York City ended the year with a few more homicides than in 2002 -- but with fewer than 600, a number seen by police and city officials as a benchmark of a less violent era.
