Sentence examples for expected benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Twice as many Pre-K attendees were also reading above expected benchmarks in first grade compared to students in the no-preschool group.

On average, children attending a district-run universal public Pre-K program in a mixed-urban city in the United States were meeting expected literacy benchmarks in first grade, regardless of income or other risk factors, but children with no preschool experience were reading below expected benchmarks.

In the context of experienced surgeons, fully adjusted control charts provide a sensitive and timely means of identifying deviations from expected benchmarks, permitting a prompt investigation or intervention to improve the respective surgeon's performance.

As expected, benchmark 10-year Treasury yields were up 2.5 percent.

The expected benchmark for most other companies to deliver these solutions would be over a 24 or 36 month cycle.

Children who did not attend any type of preschool began first grade reading nearly one text level below the expected benchmark.

The EIA expects benchmark US crude to average $37.59 a barrel this year, down from $48.67 last year.

As such I expect benchmarking will see the Note 5 and S6 Edge+ become the new benchmarks for Apple and Qualcomm to beat.

Efforts in developing a broad understanding of target species, expected results, benchmarks and timelines, will be of primary importance.

One of Mr. Maliki's political allies, Sheik Khalid al-Attiya, who is deputy speaker of the Iraqi Parliament, said Thursday that he expected the benchmarks set by Mr. Bush to take 6 to 12 months to be met.

In the US, traders expected the benchmark S&P 500 index to fall by 3% and the Dow Jones by 4% when trading starts at 2 30pm UK time.