Sentence examples for measures to benchmark from inspiring English sources

As a whole, this study presents a challenging, clinically relevant model of severe extremity trauma to bone and nerve tissue, and emphasizes the need to incorporate quantitative functional outcome measures to benchmark tissue engineering therapies.

We used standard NER evaluation measures to benchmark performance, namely, precision (P), recall (R) and F1 measure (F1).

And in long-term performance programs, several companies added capital efficiency measures to their benchmarks.

I used tools to measure and to benchmark the quality of our services against other hospitals in the U.S. Our emergency department went from 60,000 visits annually to 92,000 annually," Dr. Salluzzo said in an interview with the BTM Institute.

The legislation is the first of the major so-called political benchmark measures to pass after months of American pressure for progress.

This work allows two EUI benchmark measures to be determined and they have average values of 2035 kWh/person/year and 56 kWh/m2/year.

Rail campaigners said the use of RPI inflation to set fares was punishing passengers unduly, when the lower CPI measure is used to benchmark public sector pay and benefits.

Gain knowledge of sustainability criteria and benchmarking measures to critically evaluate the health of the natural and manmade world.

We measure ourselves, but we also benchmark those measures to make sure we are not sandbagging.

However, there is no well established benchmarks and measures to evaluate network alignment methods.

In the wake of the Libor scandal, MEPs have backed measures to ensure the reliability of benchmarks used to price loans, mortgages and financial transactions.