Sentence examples for conservative benchmark from inspiring English sources

To some that is a conservative benchmark.

In addition, the log-logistic model often implied a more conservative benchmark dose.

This means that the average species life span for these taxa is not only very much older than the rapid-speciation explanation for them requires but is also considerably older than the one-million-year estimate for the extinction rate suggested above as a conservative benchmark.

Now, even though the wind industry is well ahead of schedule to meet this conservative benchmark, AWEA remains strangely wedded to it, as if frozen in time.

Do you know what metrics to look at and what the conservative benchmarks are?

This is admittedly a very conservative benchmarking strategy, as neighbouring contacts clearly have at least some additional value in constraining the chain fold, but their value is clearly much less than unique long range contacts that are correctly predicted.

"The emissions intensity target is conservative when benchmarked against modelling studies," said Navroz Dubash, senior fellow at the Centre for Policy Research in India.

Results show that although Ecuador's reserve network covers approximately 14% of the country, several ecosystems are poorly represented using a conservative 10% level benchmark, while others are not included at all.

In 1990, a conservative law journal, Benchmark, devoted an issue to attacking Professor Tribe as an ambitious and unscrupulous scholar, which was widely seen as an effort to vilify him to discourage any Democratic president from considering him for the Supreme Court.

They report that there needs to be at least 1.27 million new surgeons, anesthesiologists, and obstetricians worldwide by 2030 to reach conservative health-needs benchmarks.

The approach remains conservative compared to the benchmark solid finite element analysis results.