Sentence examples for differences in the benchmarking from inspiring English sources

We have shown how small differences in the benchmarking system can lead to disparate results and how strict and consensual one has to be in defining coevolution and the methods of its evaluation.

Similarly, as part of the evaluation, it is important to assess if the error distributions are statistically different from each other to confirm if the observed differences in the benchmark metrics are real.

The discrepancy here reflects the differences in the cancer benchmarks.

Table 8 presents the results for the difference-in-difference benchmark model.

As the structural differences in the multi-assay benchmark are greater, it should present an easier task for fingerprints and so the performance is likely to be better.

As a result, the differences in location between the benchmark and non-migrants will give some idea of the size of the source bias.

Summary results of those differences in other benchmarking countries are provided as a reference.

The difference in the percentage of patients in the benchmarking group in comparison with the control group achieving the HbA1c target after 12 months of follow-up (primary end point) was not significant (58.9% [1,250/2,124] vs. 62.1% [846/1,363]; P = 0.398) (Fig. 2 A ).

The differences in the earth gravity value of one benchmark at different times can be caused by variation of the topographic area, shallow groundwater level, atmospheric pressure variation and many other factors.

Validation of the ASTRID model was successfully accomplished, having slightly differences with the benchmark participants in the neutronic parameters.

We show the results of both in Figure 1, illustrating how the differences in benchmarks can be paramount for interpreting the potential health outcomes.