Sentence examples for quality benchmarks from inspiring English sources

And most important, what does it mean when science impudently undercuts accepted quality benchmarks?

We pride ourselves on having surpassed all quality benchmarks set for us - a record of excellence that will help all students to achieve excellence in their turn.

"They'd have to meet those quality benchmarks and requirements, and that puts added pressure on resources both at a federal level and a state level in terms of funding," Cornish told ABC radio.

The Making Space for Nature review rightly says more must be done to protect our wildlife networks as "England's nature reserves, national parks and protected areas are failing in four out of five key quality benchmarks" (England failing to protect its wildlife, says review, 24 September).

D. Keith Johnson, a former president of Clayton Holdings, a company that analyzed mortgage pools for the Wall Street firms that sold them, told the commission on Thursday that almost half the mortgages Clayton sampled from the beginning of 2006 through June 2007 failed to meet crucial quality benchmarks that banks had promised to investors.

The company described it as "a game which, despite our best efforts over the course of a two-year development, couldn't meet the quality benchmarks of either us, our licensors or our customers," before adding, "505 Games' main priority right now is to protect the Ashes name and that of the ECB and Cricket Australia, and do what we can to recompense the cricket community".

A beacon of light in a largely dark media landscape, with a quality benchmark which, to most stand-ups, is hidden by the clouds.

This can happen in several ways: a compensation scheme for businesses which reduces Royal Mail's future revenues, a quality benchmark that it must meet or trigger penalties - known as the 'C factor' - and direct fines from Postcomm.

Alternatively, an automated image quality optimization algorithm may adjust the image such as to match insufficient image parameters to given quality benchmarks--i.e., the amount of image optimization is not fixed but rather depends on the actual image quality.

The adenoma detection rate (ADR) is a quality benchmark for colonoscopy.

The interviews focused on factors such as price and price certainty, relationship quality, benchmarking and information sharing.