Sentence examples for earlier benchmark from inspiring English sources

However, an earlier benchmark that came out in late December showed another S7 model that was using a Snapdragon 820 processor, SamMobile reports.

Earlier benchmark 2009 UK Food Standards Agency FSAA) study based its conclusions on just 46 publications covering crops, meat and dairy.

In 2008, the EU said it would unilaterally cut carbon emissions by 20percentt by 2020 as compared to the earlier benchmark year of 1990.

We previously used a rudimentary version of the block conservation analysis for vaccine target discovery in dengue virus (DENV) [ 30] and reported a 10-fold larger number of potential CD8+ vaccine target candidates as compared to an earlier benchmark study of DENV vaccine target candidates [ 31].

To achieve this, comparison is made to earlier benchmarks [7] whereby a set of known drugs and other molecules of keen biomedical interest are neighbored against the 3-D contents of PubChem.

The distinction between the quality descriptors PPV and TPR is relevant in systems with a sensitivity-specificity trade-off, as it was observed in earlier benchmarking studies.

The Trans-ABySS [ 28] assembler was tested on our datasets because earlier benchmarking analyses showed an improvement in the quality of Trans-ABySS assemblies over ABySS assemblies.

There was no pianist in the band -- a turn of events some Rollins-watchers have long wished for, since this is the man who (in the late 1950's) set an early benchmark for piano-less, saxophone-led groups.

Benchmark has a different sort of European connection for its soon-to-be formed fund: Pierre Omidyar, founder of Ebay, an early Benchmark investment.

The Englishman set two laps fast enough for pole, an early benchmark that proved out of reach of his rivals and then an even faster lap to take pole by 0.413 seconds.

While some authors (Confavreux et al., 2000, 2003; Confavreux, 2006 a, b; Debouverie et al., 2008) used a score of 4 as early benchmark of disability accumulation, we chose to use the score of 3. Indeed, during the data collection we paid a special attention to this hallmark, as did others (Weinshenker et al., 1989; Cottrell et al., 1999; Kremenchutzky et al., 2006; Tremlett et al., 2006).