"There are minimum benchmarks Google has to meet," said Matthew Fitzsimmons, an assistant Connecticut attorney general who negotiated with the company.
Not only do accreditors set their own standards, but Congress specifically prohibited the government from establishing minimum benchmarks for accreditors to judge success in student achievement.
"More than half of the nation's nursing homes don't meet a minimum benchmark for staffing," Mr. Grassley said.
The board agreed to set a minimum benchmark for the greenhouse gas emissions cuts that projects must achieve, but not until 2016.
Negotiations between the national government and federal unions, which are meant to set a minimum benchmark for the provinces, also foundered.
Try setting a realistic target number of publications for yourself that would be the minimum benchmark for success.
Most importantly, be comprehensive, long-form (remember, that's the 1,800-word 1,800-wordnchminimumscribenchmark) andescribede.
It requires that the stock outperform a minimum benchmark before earning a positive score, then accelerates the reward for beating or missing it.
As the researchers report online today in Nature, the efficiency of their device was above 10%, often seen as a minimum benchmark for commercial success.
By 2010/11, only 3/30 courses (10.0%%) were still below the minimum benchmark.
In the 2006/07 academic year, 13/30 courses (43.3 %) did not meet the minimum benchmark and were put under intensive review.
