Sentence examples for part of the benchmark from inspiring English sources
The data, part of the benchmark test known as the National Assessment of Educational Progress, show that New York City fourth graders have made progress in closing the gap between their scores and the state and national results in reading, despite the higher percentages of poor and minority students in the city.
It is likely that creationist activists will push for these materials to be taught and will simply pay no attention to the part of the benchmark that refers to other theories.
The cross-section library, provided as part of the benchmark specifications, thus consists in a set of parameterized two group cross sections representing the different assemblies and the reflectors.
Tests at ambient temperature as well as tests above the melting point of polypropylene are part of the benchmark, in order to determine both the dry and hydrodynamic friction characteristics.
Its small stock market is not part of the benchmark MSCI frontiers index, and foreigners are estimated to own less than 10percentt of its domestic bond market.
Author's response According to the suggestion we shift the part of the benchmark criteria into the Appendix section.
Similarly, the partial total gain (pTG) [20] allows the explanatory power of virtual screening scores in the early part of the benchmarking dataset to be quantified as a partial summary measure of the PC.
But when it comes to the "or else" part of the benchmarks, Obama, just like Bush, is boxed in because he has declared this to be a war that we must win.
Whether or not dietary advice had been given (and by whom), and whether screening for retinopathy and foot examination had been performed during the 12 months of the investigation, were also recorded and analysed as secondary quality indicators but were not part of the benchmarking feedback.
In this part, every component of the benchmark system will be modeled separately for eigenvalue analysis.
Majority of participants were part of the IRIS_2010 benchmark.
