Sentence examples for output benchmarks from inspiring English sources

We stress that whereas the statistics from the upper half of Table  1 are directly input to the model as parameters, the reported Output benchmarks are outcomes of the simulation.

Further research on qualitative output benchmarking is needed to improve current policy settings for research evaluation.

The present approach of comparative output benchmarking can be used to assess institutional operating figures at the national and international level and to analyze imbalances in health and research funding.

Public bus service represents a standardized output for benchmarking the cost of local government service provision.

Verification of model sanity and performance are carried out taking real weather datasets and their corresponding wildfire hazard outputs as benchmarks.

The lowest exchange rate (i.e. the critical value of α [αcrit]), which suppresses a coagulation event for a given trigger scenario, was calculated, and comparisons of the different αcrit values for the study drugs were a useful model output to benchmark compounds and dosing schedules (Results, Figure 3).

It is usually estimated empirically through the analysis of retrospective virtual screening outputs on benchmarking datasets, which include known active compounds and putative inactive compounds (also known as decoys).

For the purpose of this study, normative analysis is applied to the program design, operational characteristics of implementation, and outputs, through benchmark comparison with SIDA-3 experience in Benin (2006) and the Avahan, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's initiative to reduce the spread of HIV in India (Avahan and Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, 2008).

It establishes that relative to the symmetric information benchmark, output is less distorted under the restrictive contract than under the basic contract.

Here, we compare the specific DECOB collections with the specific collections that result from filtering the output of the benchmarking competitors for modules which are enriched with a GO term of particular interest in order to demonstrate that reduced, unspecific collections are not appropriate.

Economic yield, N-loss and labor requirement were used as benchmarks for outputs and inputs of future-oriented land use systems.