Sentence examples for more realistic benchmark from inspiring English sources

He said an "optimistic" — but more realistic — benchmark for annual export growth in the coming years was about 8 percent.

A.M.D. thinks that the industry should adopt a much more realistic benchmark for laptops — and then represent the results in a style that matches cellphones, iPods and cars.

All methods were validated using both a random split validation and a temporal validation, with the latter being a more realistic benchmark of expected prospective execution.

Units will have a more realistic benchmark for the assessment of ICU performance.

It will yield a more realistic benchmark in the assessment of ICU performance.

A step to more realistic benchmark data was made in 2003 [ 28], generating simulated gene expression data using equations based on enzyme kinetics (for use of these data in method evaluations, see e.g. [ 8, 29]).

We demonstrate that for practical cycles the developed methodology and resulting Pareto fronts are more realistic benchmarks for the performance potentials of refrigerants than is COP alone, which is an efficiency only metric.

However, it would be more realistic to reach any other of the benchmark country levels.

This model ignores the correlation among the subsequent hemoglobin values and hence is not a candidate choice, however, it serves as a benchmark to evaluate the more realistic models.

It is not the purpose of this study to compare reverse-engineering methods (which would require a larger set of benchmark networks with known topology and a more realistic simulation of experimental data).

In support of these benchmarks, we populate our existing objects with more realistic values such as firstName and lastName, instead of YCSB's default behavior which involves generating lenghty strings of random characters.