Sentence examples for has remained the benchmark from inspiring English sources

Chernobyl has remained the benchmark for nuclear accidents.

Tumour regression has remained the benchmark against which drugs are normally assessed in phase II despite the fact that time to progression may be a more relevant phase II end point for many targeted agents.

The morphological changes in cell and tissue have remained the benchmark for cancer diagnosis.

The index has remained above 50, the benchmark for expansion, for 26 straight months.

But perhaps his greatest lesson was by example, and his attention to detail and pride in craftsmanship has remained a benchmark for me ever since.

The state of Rio de Janeiro was pioneer in this mode of care and has remained a benchmark by virtue of other emergency care initiatives it has developed, as shall be seen throughout this article.

The PMI has remained above that benchmark for 32 months in a row.

Color-coding lets parents know whether their child has remained in the "green," whether there were points at which he or she struggled (yellow), or whether there are real warning signs (red indicates or more grade levels below benchmark).

Be that as it may, there is at least one real-world kind of activity which has remained a prevalent target and benchmark, i.e., scientific reasoning, and especially key episodes from the history of modern and contemporary natural science.

While some firms haven't been able to survive in the top-tier, post-Andreessen Horowitz generation, Benchmark has remained consistent in its ability to bet on the right entrepreneurs and founders at an the early stage.

Despite eight increases in the Federal Funds rate since last June, the yield on the benchmark ten-year Treasury has remained at low levels.