Sentence examples for formal benchmarks from inspiring English sources

Formal benchmarks for quality, such as tests for the presence of contaminants including mould, mildew and pesticides, do not exist.

And while medical educators have developed formal benchmarks for trans-competence in practice, the reality is that the way medical students are educated is taking time to catch up to those guidelines.

"You've got to keep in mind that there is no formal benchmark, there is no catechism of expectations," said Tom Cannon, CNN's political director.

In that spirit, some schools have long given discontinued versions of the PSAT to eighth graders, and scored the exams themselves, though with no formal benchmark for what those scores might mean.

The two governments would jointly announce a formal benchmark target, close to today's PPP rate (the exact number is not too important) of 120 yen to the dollar.

They stated that their work does not constitute a formal benchmarking exercise, which would require additional steps.

Formal assessments and benchmark tests abound.

Furthermore, the performance measurement system is based on a complex and formal auditing and benchmarking process.

Benchmarking -- the formal name for identifying and emulating the companies that are best at a given activity -- has come a long way since the 1970's, when the term first started making the corporate rounds.

The growth in wages could also push up informal wages if the so-called "lighthouse effect" is assumed: informal workers benchmark the formal wage rate, so if the formal rate increases, informal wage rates would also increase.

The formal definition of different metrics, benchmarks and performance related concepts will facilitate the measurement process and enable the effective communication among the SC stakeholders.