Sentence examples for more benchmarks to from inspiring English sources

Gus Desbarats, the C5's industrial designer, attributes the vehicle's flawed concept to Sinclair operating in a "bubble" and believes that Sinclair "failed to understand the difference between a new market, computing, and a mature one, transport, where there were more benchmarks to compare against".

Accordingly, some principles required more benchmarks than others to better specify what a particular principle necessitated.

Two notes of caution before starting this exercise: The more individual stocks, bonds and funds you throw into the mix, the more benchmarks you may have to track.

"It might have been easier to hit more benchmarks… we wouldn't have faced that down round".

As for identified benchmarks (i.e. 100% efficient units), large NHS centers were those with the fewest (3 compared to 12 from IKA) and overall more benchmarks were identified in IKA facilities compared to the respective NHS ones.

This bottom-up approach helps to achieve greater GHG emission cut by integrated systems design and thereby setting a more stringent benchmark to support policies towards achieving climate change mitigation goals.

As GGEA exploits the consistency for the computation of its score, we additionally carried out a more independent benchmark to investigate how well statistically significant expression changes of single genes can be explained by other set members.

More benchmarking is needed to confirm the reliability of the method, and the necessary experimental data are now becoming available.

Also: more benchmarks than you can shake a stick at.

As its work unfolds, there will be more benchmarks of success, or lack thereof.

Increased ease of trading bank loans is generally positive for investors, who now have more benchmarks for assessing portfolio quality.