"We need to benchmark differently.
But there would still be the services we take for granted, the tools we need to benchmark our days: the information sources we can't do without when the best things in life can't be free.
And governments need to benchmark their ecosystems," Herrmann said in a statement.
Boomers, used to lots of competition at work, might need to benchmark themselves more and are fond of annual reviews.
Many water quality research publications lack the long-term data sets needed to benchmark the performance of different land-uses against national water quality standards and guidelines.
We think the AI is a valuable tool that students and parents should use to get a sense of where they stand, but they do not need to benchmark their entire college plan based on the AI.
One office manager noted that for their special chronic disease management programs, "We can use that [performance feedback received] now rather than have to say before we start any program, 'We need to benchmark where we are' " (office manager 1).
In order to eliminate the poorly controllable collection efficiency parameter, ξ from Eq. (5), one needed to benchmark the ZnO TPIL signal against that of the tabulated fluorophore, such as Sb1.
There is a definite need to benchmark the performance of these heuristic algorithms.
"Entrepreneurs need to benchmark their performance against their relevant peers around the world as competition will be increasingly global.
