NEW YORK TIMES Abuse by Rate Traders Said to Have Been the Norm | At banks in London, the staff who were responsible for determining a benchmark borrowing rate often discussed the matter with traders who sat near them, or with rival banks, Bloomberg News reports, citing money-market traders with direct knowledge of the procedures at three firms.
Scotland are determined to use the autumn Tests to set a benchmark for next year's World Cup, according to winger Tommy Seymour.
I have never known any government inquiry to include all international human rights treaties as a benchmark for determining legal responsibilities.
doctor-patient ratio as a benchmark for determining the number of physicians that will be needed to care for the over-65 population in the year 2020, we can project a deficit of more than 44,000 doctors nationwide.
In this study, it is identified that the forecast skill calculated can vary depending on the benchmark selected and that the selection of a benchmark for determining forecasting system skill is sensitive to a number of hydrological and system factors.
DE+ beads simultaneously served as a measure of the maximum viable templates per bead for PCR amplification and as a benchmark for determining the impact of chemical synthesis conditions on the integrity of the encoding DNA.
Reproducibility is particularly important for serial application of a test, such as might be required of FibroSURE if it were to be used as a benchmark for determining treatment outcome or if it were to be performed repeatedly to assess progression of inflammation or fibrosis.
The set of best published parameters has been determined for 128 ions and used as a benchmark for the determination of new bond-valence parameters in this paper.
This data set has become a benchmark for recombination analysis.
