Sentence examples for efficient benchmark from inspiring English sources

Such generalized beam methods are finding increased application in forward and inverse scattering problems in complex environments, yielding numerically efficient benchmark reference solutions for physics-based parameterization and calibration of analytic and numerical forward scattering algorithms.

In particular, comparing the results obtained through DEA models based on different hypotheses concerning returns to scale, in the first place it is verified whether a particular municipal dimension emerges as an efficient benchmark, and secondly if waste collection is organized above or below its optimal scale in the municipalities taken into consideration.

The interviewees pointed out that this neither effective nor efficient benchmark unnecessarily complicates the design of voluntary forest standards.

We expect that the rigorous format requirements enable a standardized way to define and exchange models and that they allow for an effective and efficient benchmark process for future method development projects.

The Adjacent ICER between Sofobuvir + Ribavirin versus two-phase treatment with 24 + 16 is 1,805,952.>> For genotype 1 patients without cirrhosis, compared to the acknowledged efficient benchmark treatment (peginterferon + ribavirin + telaprevir), all new treatments are cost-effective with ICER less than the threshold of $50,000/QALY.

Although limited indication is available on the influence of sensorimotor training paradigms on neurotrophin levels in the cerebellum, molecular change as measured by salivary proBDNF and proNG may serve an important cost-efficient benchmarks to help guide future research on the effects and the efficacy of different sensorimotor practices in both children and adults.

This structural database for protein peptide interactions enables understanding of structural principles of these interactions and may assist the development of an efficient peptide docking benchmark.

The RDR provides an efficient means to benchmark multiple antibiotics and treatment regimes in the initial phase of a risk assessment with regards to their potential to develop resistance in different environmental compartments, and can be used to derive resistance threshold concentrations.

In this case, although we can rank the DMUs, we cannot introduce an efficient DMU and benchmarks.

However, by using the stratification module's output, it becomes possible to establish performance goals for less efficient schools by benchmarking their current energy and waste usage against the more efficient operations of the schools in any of the higher performing strata.

Even though it is not possible to determine how ARVs would have developed without the GPRM, the creation of the global database and the unprecedented global effort to increase price transparency nevertheless provides an important tool for more efficient procurement thorough benchmarking.