In North America, gas is a traded commodity whose price is usually linked to benchmarks set at the Henry Hub, a meeting point of pipelines in Louisiana.
The validity of these models is usually established by benchmark testing.
The US is usually considered the benchmark of westernization and epidemiologic transition, and the prevalence of diabetes in this country is 9.3%%, but disparities among racial and regional subgroups have been reported [ 37– 40].
The RPI measure of inflation is usually used as the benchmark in these negotiations.
A benchmark is usually occupied by more than two sessions per year.
Benchmarking is usually associated with "excellence"; the government emphasised the raising of standards in the 1997 White Paper "The New NHS: Modern, Dependable" that heralded the NRCE.
In addition, although PRESENT with the nature of compact hardware implementation is usually served as a benchmark for newer hardware-oriented lightweight ciphers, the software performance combined with avalanche effect is inadequate when it is implemented.
Furthermore, PRESENT, which is usually used as a benchmark for newer hardware-oriented lightweight ciphers, shows that the software performance combined with avalanche effect is inadequate when it is implemented.
While educational success is usually measured by a benchmark of access and performance statistics, changes in the community starting with people's perceptions and attitudes toward education (e.g., trust or norms believing in educational investment) are equally important as tangible resources" (Sachdev, Szmodis, & Eng, 2014).
The index, he said, is usually based on a financial benchmark like the current rate on one-year Treasury bills, the prime rate or the London interbank offered rate (Libor).
