Sentence examples for level of benchmark from inspiring English sources

We also used BMDs to illustrate comparisons across chemicals because they reflect central estimates of the dose associated with a standardized level of benchmark response based only on the mathematical representation of the response (continuous or dichotomous).

It's also the technology that allows Compass to provide a similar level of benchmarking accuracy to a wide range of businesses — from restaurants to retail.

12 17 The present results therefore provide a level of benchmarking.

Indeed, Iavicoli et al. [ 38] have called for a critical evaluation of efforts employed so far to address psychosocial risks and mental health in the workplace to be conducted in order to develop an approach at European level that will allow both flexibility at national level and a certain level of benchmarking across members states in terms of relevant data and good practices applied.

We independently compare the coarse and fine levels of the benchmark networks with the multilevel partitioning inferred by the map equation.

The power monitoring infrastructure of these machines is significantly enhanced over previous supercomputing generations at LANL and all were qualified at the highest level of the Green500 benchmark.

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated that up to a half-million children have blood lead levels above "the level of concern," a benchmark lowered to 5 micrograms per deciliter of blood in May 2012.

Vinyl chloride concentrations were almost always below the level of the cancer benchmark and the MDL.

We stabilized two structures of TiO2 using a simulated annealing procedure with Molecular Dynamics as a first approach and the second model was optimized at the PBE level of theory, as benchmarking.

Operating at an external level: a lack of benchmarks in practice meant that assessing one's performance in relation to peers was problematic since no 'gold standard' existed.

The benchmark dose (BMD) represents an estimate of the dose corresponding to a specified level of increased response (the benchmark response, BMR).