Sentence examples for most common benchmark from inspiring English sources

The most common benchmark prices, including the one used in this article, refer to "light" crude, the least viscous sort, which produces the most petrol and diesel when refined.

The most common benchmark for large-cap domestic stocks is the S&P 500.

The most common benchmark for measuring the value of server purchases is dollars per millions of instructions per second (MIPS), and that figure has become fuzzy largely because of changes in semiconductor technology.

As can be seen in Table  5, this ACES is referred to 7 times as the most common benchmark, i.e. the best practice for the other ACES.

The most common method of benchmarking energy use in buildings is to compare the energy use of the building under consideration with the energy use of a population of like buildings.

The results of performance of the new classifier with the most common classifiers on the four benchmark databases have been recorded in tables and graphs.

As selective primers are designed to counter-select rRNA sequences of the most common bacterial species, including our benchmark species, we predict even lower performances when the method is applied to complex environmental samples, which often comprise unknown or poorly characterized organisms.

However, that's what's most common in notebooks anyway and, therefore, the benchmarks below are a good indication of real world results.

In this paper, we review the state of the art of the most common approaches, and present a set of benchmarks with the aim to provide not only a theoretical review but also a qualitative/quantitative comparison of the algorithms.

Ring spinning is the most common method of producing staple yarn and is the quality benchmark for alternative staple spinning methods.

Benchmark set 2 was designed for simulating the most common application scenario for disease gene prioritization methods.