Sentence examples for interest in benchmarking from inspiring English sources

The author has no interest in benchmarking multiple sequence alignment programs, no interest in making fun of others' work and no other competing interests.

The interest was in benchmarking the performance of an operator over time.

In summary, the full procedure would be the following: 1) Choose the biological process of interest (in our benchmark example the proteins involved in ISC assembly in Saccharomyces cerevisiae) 2) Determine the proteins and metabolites of interest that are thought to be involved in the process (Bibliomic analysis and Phylogenetic profiling).

The draft law aims to curb conflicts of interest in setting benchmarks, such as LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate) or EURIBOR (Euro Interbank Offered Rate), which influence financial instruments and contracts which have an average value of at least €500 billion and could thus affect the stability of financial markets across Europe.

The life science and biomedical research community is interested in systematic benchmarking of previously published methods, but running algorithms developed by other researchers is a challenging task for tools with many dependencies and limited documentation.

Today, we see growing interest in new business benchmarks and in potential breakthrough materials and forms of energy.

In the mean time, if you're interested in the benchmark results, hit up the source link to view the gallery.

First, a quantitative evaluation of the process must show a significant interest in comparison with the benchmark MEA 30 wt.%.

Treasuries Are Mixed (By Reuters) -- Treasury bond prices mostly fell yesterday after investors showed little interest in a sale of benchmark 10-year notes, dragging down prices even as most stocks suffered a second session of losses.

We considered these 24 known targets as "true positives" for the phenotypes of interest in one of the benchmarks described below (see section Validation of predicted therapeutic targets in Results and discussion).

Many interest rates are benchmarked to Treasuries.