Sentence examples for point of benchmark from inspiring English sources

"The point of benchmark maps is to get them on the record before the legislature draws one," Duchin told me at dinner.

Sarah L. Pallas, an associate professor of biology at Georgia State University, said, "The point of these benchmarks is to prepare the American work force to be scientifically competitive".

The five replicate estimates of the benchmark using the abstracted VAP-IP data from the observational (benchmark) groups abstracted in each of the four non-systematic and one systematic reviews were each within five percentage points of the benchmark derived using the abstracted VAP-IP data from all 45 observational (benchmark) groups (Table 2).

A summary VAP-IP derived from benchmark groups originating from European centres and non-European centres were each within two percentage points of the benchmark (Table 2).

By contrast, the mean VAP-IP of 35 intervention groups studies of non-antimicrobial methods versus 34 SDD intervention groups are each within six percentage points of the benchmark.

By contrast, for all other component groups the summary VAP-IP's were within seven percentage points of the benchmark whether derived from the highest quality studies or all studies.

Achieving consensus on clinical indicators of 'appropriate care' that may be used for point-of-care decision-making and benchmarking purposes.

Less than 30% of the newly diagnosed diabetes could be identified at the A1C cutoff point of ≥6.5%, the diagnostic benchmark recommended by the International Expert Committee (7).

Point of departure (POD) estimates benchmark dose (BMD) and lower 95% confidence limit BMD (BMDL) were estimated as previously described using BMDExpress [ 8, 35, 44].

This was seen crucial also from the benchmarking point of view, as the decision makers should be able to evaluate the performance of private providers against that of public providers.

For many in the Triangle, wine is not a matter of ratings on the 100-point scale, status labels, hushed tastings of benchmark wines and other trappings associated with connoisseurship.