Sentence examples similar to more relevant benchmark from inspiring English sources
A more relevant time for benchmarking may, therefore, be the time from trigger to active organ support regardless of patient location.
In order to achieve a more relevant analysis, some optical flow benchmarks were used to validate this study.
The purpose of the work reported here is to establish a similar computational radiation transport benchmark that is more relevant to a laboratory HEDP environment.
Comparison of local data to a risk-adjusted benchmark should make the comparison more relevant (and more believable) to the ICU staff responsible for prescribing and other patient-care activities.
Equity investments of stocks still comprise more than 75% of USA public investments, so should be considered the most relevant benchmark.
"Bluehill benchmarks Lexis's tech and they are finding 30percentt more relevant info with ROSS in less time," Andrew Arruda, co-founder and CEO of ROSS, explained to me in an interview.
Currently, APACHE II benchmarking overestimates ICU performance and APACHE IV might be more relevant tool to estimate ICU performance.
Whereas most protein families used for benchmarking so far have been relatively short, in practice, longer alignments are more relevant, for example, to predict interdomain or even interprotein contacts (Ovchinnikov et al., 2014).
"It raises the question of what is the relevant benchmark?" Mr. Marshall said.
It's all about being more relevant.
