Sentence examples for help benchmark from inspiring English sources

Can that French billionaire help Benchmark score big in Europe?

Information on early recovery after arthroplasty is needed to help benchmark progress and make appropriate decisions concerning patient rehabilitation needs.

Intensive care unit readmission is increasingly used as a performance metric by many institutions and risk stratification models could be used to help benchmark such activities [ 3].

These data may help benchmark the level of health impairment in this population, understand the physical and mental toll of waiting, and assist with wait list management.

Following medical and research developments, technological advancements, as well as international trends, will help benchmark and increase the quality of clinical decisions made locally.

Use of 1-year survival as a proxy for early/late diagnosis, and hence for stage data, has been advocated in the CRS and comparison of this outcome measure across Europe may help benchmark the current disparities.

Precisely because they are unique, one Quirky product rarely improves another Quirky product, whereas one Uber ride helps benchmark the price and quality of another Uber ride and each Google search helps improve results of another Google search.

After she had done the initial résumé review of the pool (where she tried "not to pay attention to name or address, which both can create some bias"), she asked applicants to take an assessment through Affintus, a program that helps benchmark and rank candidates.

For the most part, CEOs hire outside experts to help them benchmark — as though you could benchmark your way to the top.

And they help companies benchmark their own performance against peers.

After reviewing thousands of internal bank e-mails and interviewing dozens of employees, the authorities have uncovered patterns of abuse at the major banks that help set benchmark interest rates.