Sentence examples for by the benchmark set from inspiring English sources

Visualized by the non-overlapping notches, there is strong evidence for improvements (Chambers et al., 1983) across all sequence identity ranges covered by the benchmark set.

As this appeared to be a small proportion we addressed this issue by analyzing the benchmark set by previous genome-wide experiments: Misson et al. (2005) [ 9], Morcuende et al. (2006) [ 10], Muller et al. (2007) [ 11], and Nilsson et al. (2010) [ 12] each identified 14%, 33 %, 3, and 8% of the 84 significandly responsive genes, respectively.

This was the benchmark set by Hu Jintao, then heir apparent to the Chinese Communist Party's top post, in a speech in April 2000.

All this means that America can sensibly aim for a balance between spending cuts and higher taxes similar to the benchmark set by Britain's coalition government.

Lewis broke the world record in 9.86sec, shaving 0.04 off the benchmark set by Burrell two months earlier and the men in second and third also established new personal bests.

While Tapper might be happy with Wednesday's contest, it failed to match the benchmark set by August's Fox News debate, which came in at three per cent fact.

The current Sporting KC side compares well with the 2013 MLS Cup winners in attack, but as yet the gradual improvements Vermes has been making to the defense in the last two years have not reached the benchmark set by the Myers-Collin-Besler-Sinovic unit from that year.

The ETE delay results are found to be in conformance with the benchmark set by the standards for monitoring, protection and control applications.

It is remarkable that the performance of the proposed decentralized design is almost as good as the benchmark set by the centralized GIA.

Bristol's drop-out rate is also lower than the benchmark set by HEFCE of no more than 3.1%.

Not surprisingly, the MI-authors did not fully meet the benchmark set by medical authors.