Sentence examples for conventional benchmarks from inspiring English sources
Against conventional benchmarks like purchasing-power parity, the euro looks dear against the dollar.
None of them, however, looks likely to meet the conventional benchmarks for euro-zone entry soon.
Even though prices soared to apparently unsustainable levels—judged by conventional benchmarks, such as the ratio of house prices to average earnings they still appeared affordable when debt-servicing costs were compared with income, thanks to low interest rates.
On all conventional benchmarks, the Republicans are justified to be crowing, and the Democrats are equally right to be sulking.On the other hand, Bush's popular-vote margin of 3 percentage points was (if one ignores the anomalous election of 2000) the slimmest since Jimmy Carter's narrow victory in 1976.
They point out that much of the recent acceleration may be due to temporary factors; and argue that price pressure is unlikely to damage an economy which still has a lot of excess capacity and where productivity is growing strongly.According to conventional benchmarks, America's economy still has plenty of slack.
By employing sharp Ratio, Treynor Ratio, and Jensen's Alpha, they compared 5 FTSE Islamic indices and 5 conventional benchmarks MSCI.
FTSE's North American fossil fuel-free index has consistently outperformed the conventional benchmark index.
These studies compared the performance of Dow Jones Islamic market index (DJIM) against a conventional benchmark.
We show that the error of conventional benchmark methods can grow linearly with the system size.
Multiple scenarios prepared in the developed model cannot be simulated in conventional benchmark problems.
On the other hand, Tilva and Tuli (2002) used different conventional benchmark (S&P 500) with different performance measure of Fama and French 3 factor model.
