Sentence examples for projected benchmark from inspiring English sources

The Family Planning 2020 FP20200) report, the group's first set of annual data since its formation two years ago, found that the number of women and girls with access to contraceptives was still below FP2020's projected benchmark of 9.4 million.

All the participants received the first intervention session, up to 75% had at least two sessions, this was slightly above our projected benchmark of 95%and70%0% respectively.

The following chart shows the projected benchmarks.

We set projected benchmarks for the intervention clinics as a means of monitoring the process of service delivery (See Table  1).

Your claim that direct lending saves money is at best premature, since such savings are contingent on projected performance benchmarks and interest rate scenarios that may or may not come to pass.

To evaluate the performance of existing irrigation projects, benchmarking can be used as a systematic tool, which are discussed in the present chapter.

Typically the condition is simply staying with the company for a period of time but can include sales or project benchmarks.

This project aimed to validate the deliverability of online adapted plans and develop a proof-of-concept online delivery monitoring system for online adaptive radiation therapy QA.The first part of this project benchmarked automatically online adapted prostate treatment plans using traditional portal dosimetry IMRT QA.

Project Accept also had an independent Data Safety and Monitoring Board which biannually reviewed project benchmarks, outcomes, and adverse events.

We finally use our simulator to examine the impact of sequence lengths on the results of concrete whole-genome assemblies, and we suggest its use in planning of sequencing projects, benchmarking of assembly methods and other fields.

We chose 2013 as the baseline year (t=0) that served as a benchmark for our projected economic costs and benefits.