The reliable range of measurement that is calculated with the MTRC from LRD-plots is a benchmark value for evaluating an acceptable performance level for laboratory protocols.
Our volunteer studies using the device have yielded an average neutrophil migration speed toward chemoattractant of 18 µm/min, establishing a benchmark value for neutrophil motility towards fMLP in healthy persons.
This metric can also serve as a benchmark value for process improvement.
We generated a composite benchmark value for each flu season (β s, where s denotes the season) for the 16 seasons from 1997 98 to 2013 14 (excluding the 2009 H1N1 pandemic), which represented the entire period that CDC provided public surveillance data for flu.
For total phosphorus, the benchmark value defined in Brazilian Federal Legislation is higher than the turnover threshold of several mayfly genera.
The benchmark value can be the average emission rate, the advanced emission rate in the industry, or the historical emission rate of an emitter: Q_{{{text{ea}},i}} = Q_{{{text{ao}},i}} B_{i} lambda_{i} (2 where Q ao,i is the actual output of emitter i; B i is the benchmark value for emitter i.
This is higher than the benchmark value for abraded scalp of around 5 kΩ and different to previous designs probably due to the curvature of the phantom surface.
The benchmark value for the 'leftist' EI is equal to 0 by definition, given that uniform health changes would be inequality preserving.
Coinfection results in increasing the rate of within-host reproduction when the right hand side of equation (18) is greater than the benchmark value for singleton infections, which is when 2>(K+f K-1K-1)), which is not biologically possible given that the minimum value for K is 1.
Mr Tobin has also noted a weakness of q as a benchmark for valuing today's firms: namely, the importance of intangible assets (such as intellectual property and "goodwill") for many of America's corporate stars.This is a point much emphasised by the authors' critics.
