Sentence examples for could be benchmarked from inspiring English sources
They hired a consulting firm to run an experimental control group against which the competitors could be benchmarked.
Hence, models of neurological disease, and the effect of drug candidates or training, could be benchmarked with this approach of highly reproducible inputs.
They should be replaced by a smaller set of exams, including English, maths and science, which can be taken when students are ready in their education and could be benchmarked internationally.
Under the International Maritime Organization Data Collection System, emphasis has been placed on verification of the collected fuel consumption data so that vessels' energy efficiency could be benchmarked and improved.
Pricing and success metrics could be benchmarked by insurers that are in the unique position to understand the full cost of treatment for each procedure.
In this sense, the stratification module could be viewed as a type of benchmarking, since the module creates various different performance groupings of peer-efficient schools to which any underperforming schools could be benchmarked.
The WL method is much faster than existent software RNAsubopt in computing the density of states, but could not be benchmarked with the binning method of Cupal et al. (1996) which runs in O(m n) time, for length n sequence and m energy bins, since the latter software is no longer available, being superceded by RNAsubopt-D.
Additionally, through in-depth analysis of the SPHINX 3 large vocabulary continuous speech recognition engine, we were able to design models that could be efficiently benchmarked against a known software platform.
The goalkeeper said the display against Sevilla could be the benchmark.
Store executives knew that the store's design could be a benchmark for other luxury brands now looking to move to the area.
