Sentence examples for have a benchmark for from inspiring English sources

The citizens of Japan have a benchmark for their conduct in the years to come.

"Once you have a benchmark for the first 25 banks, then this will have trigger effects," he said.

To have a benchmark for comparison, we reshuffled the roles variable for each of the schemes (1,000 permutations), and calculated the mean number of RTs and mentions for the randomized data.

Mike Osborn says the positive experience in the neonatal unit has provided a blueprint for the rest of his hospital: "We are hoping to rebuild our cancer department and now we have a benchmark for building compassionate environments here and elsewhere.

As we know from her 30-minute Tory leadership campaign, Theresa May has a benchmark for buffoonish negotiation, and it's that loser who went to Europe to do a deal and "came back with three nearly new water cannon".

Some facilities found not having LTC industry standards was a barrier to adoption because they did not have a benchmark to use for an implementation plan.

The giant settings, especially the one representing ancient Babylon, have remained a benchmark for motion-picture spectacle, and the opulent settings for 16th-century Paris were almost equally impressive.

"We have set a benchmark for ourselves and the challenge is to maintain and build on it.

Furthermore, our survey and results have provided a benchmark for students' understanding and the effects of one curriculum; they can also be used to measure the effects of other educational interventions.

Its auto emission rules traditionally have set a benchmark for the auto industry and federal regulators.

In this article we have described a benchmark for testing methods that predict transcription factor binding sites.