Senator Jeff Sessions, an Alabama Republican, wants the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency to have a direct voice in setting benchmarks for who gets to stay in the country.
In addition, results from this investigation will be important in establishing benchmarks for future analyses of treatment interventions.
Last summer, in discussing benchmarks for Iraqi political progress, American legislators focused on whether the Iraqis were enacting legislation.
Asked by Mr. Lipsky whether the central bank would follow the Federal Reserve in setting benchmarks for unemployment that would prompt the central bank to lower rates or take other action, Mr. Draghi said no.
Aggregated functional impact scores, such as CAROL [ 18], are also useful as these usually perform better in classification benchmarks for disease-causing mutations but are often not provided by current annotation tools.
Formaldehyde and chromium VI both have significant differences in benchmarks, and results for alternative benchmarks are also shown.
In addition to their own usefulness, such analytical solutions can be used in benchmark exercises for the validation of numerical codes.
Apart from the measurement of the results of a single ICU over time, reproducible and risk-adjusted outcomes are used to generate performance comparisons [3] in benchmarking projects for ICUs as employed in hospitals networks and national registries [4].
It is compatible with, but distinct from, other established analysis software such as PLINK, and performs favorably in benchmarking studies for the analyses of genetic relatedness.
We show the results of both in Figure 1, illustrating how the differences in benchmarks can be paramount for interpreting the potential health outcomes.
The fund also has clear mandates about what it should be investing in, and explicit benchmarks for its manager to meet.
