Sentence examples for proven benchmarks from inspiring English sources
In an emailed statement, SeaWorld said the layoffs are part of a restructuring program "focused on reducing costs, increasing efficiencies, reducing duplication of functions and improving the company's operations through proven benchmarks.
In fact, Ginalski et al. (2005) claimed that 'presently, the advantage of including the structural information in the fitness function cannot be clearly proven in benchmarks'.
The results presented here, derived using software proven through benchmarking to be the most accurate currently available, show that vaccine antigens contain fewer predicted MHC-binding peptides than control bacterial proteins from almost all subcellular locations with the exception of cell wall and some cytoplasmic proteins.
Public and scientific confidence in the ability of numerical simulators used for carbon dioxide sequestration in deep saline formations has advanced via a natural progression of the simulators being proven against benchmark problems, code comparisons, laboratory-scale experiments, pilot-scale injections, and commercial-scale injections.
With Florida boasting two presidential candidates in Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio and Ohio's governor, John Kasich, running too, these contests could prove key benchmarks.
It was proven on the benchmarks, used for the verification of the methodology, that a fault coverage comparable to the partial scan method can be obtained.
And for those convinced their way is the right way, well, letting others act out just proves your benchmark of unquestionable sanity and logic.
Ten years has proven to be a benchmark for long-running sitcoms.
Benchmarking has proven a powerful tool for total quality management and process improvement.
Using a double step stepping algorithm, with intermediate velocity interpolation, second-order convergence was proven in a rigorous benchmark test.
