Sentence examples for matched the benchmark from inspiring English sources

The best results, Birr of 22 T and Jc of 40,000 A cm−2 at 4.2 K and 10 T, have been reported for malic acid treated MgB2 conductors, which have matched the benchmark performance of commercial low temperature superconductor wire such as Nb Ti.

Then you would either buy a mutual fund, like the Vanguard Balanced Index fund, designed to match the benchmark, or build a portfolio on your own that mimicked it.

While Tapper might be happy with Wednesday's contest, it failed to match the benchmark set by August's Fox News debate, which came in at three per cent fact.

In the ideal situation where predicted clusters perfectly match the benchmark gene sets, the Jaccard index is 1.

Neither fund matched the return of the benchmark Barclays U.S. aggregate bond index, which would have grown it to about $10,232.

A curve marked by n in Fig. 6 is the average value of n dashed curves in Fig. 5. Figure 6 shows that the curve with a large enough n, e.g. 10, is highly matched with the benchmark.

But unlike Gallup, Pew Research models its race question on the CPS format and weights to match the CPS benchmark for all adults rather than adults in telephone households.

As shown, a larger coefficient of variation of weights for the EWP sample indicates that more adjustment is needed for the EWP sample to match the population benchmark than for the LA-RDD sample.

These survey-quality and design-efficiency measures include: coefficients of variation in weights, where a larger coefficient of variation in weights means more extreme adjustment is needed for the sample to match the population benchmark; design effects, which are ratios of variance of estimates of a sampling method compared with a simple random sampling design.

This model matched the observed reentry wages by pension rights better that our benchmark model.

The bigger the abstention, the bigger the actual vote needed to match the 12.5% benchmark of registered voters.