Sentence examples for reasonable benchmark for from inspiring English sources
The bottom line is that President Obama is right that sustainability is a reasonable benchmark for evaluating long-run fiscal policy.
Given that markets were frozen at that time, and given the dubious quality of some of the collateral posted to the Fed to back the loans, an interest rate of 10 percent would be a reasonable benchmark for measuring the size of this subsidy.
Starting with 2014 and going backwards, here are the returns for the past five years of the Lipper Growth Fund Index (a reasonable benchmark for typical mutual funds and 401(k) investors): + 10.3percent, +34.4 percent, +16.8 percent, -3.0 percent, +16.22 percent.
Each of those mass extinctions resulted in the loss of at least 47±4.1% of the known genera living on Earth at their respective times (about 55% according to the recent analysis of Alroy et al. [44] of marine invertebrates), which has been extrapolated to a loss of at least 76±5% of the known species [6]; 75% species loss thus seems a reasonable benchmark for defining a mass extinction.
Data from those investigations provide a reasonable benchmark for our modeled results under typical ventilation configurations.
This effect is, therefore, a reasonable benchmark for a novel LABA to achieve and this degree of acute bronchodilation is considered clinically meaningful.
The 10th, 25th, 50th, 75th, and 90th percentiles were used as reasonable benchmarks for the computation of data for various strata of age, sex, and disease duration.
A million dollars certainly isn't what it used to be, but it is still a reasonable benchmark to use for saying someone is well off.
Instead, it is meant to provide for a reasonable benchmark.
Our default model is designed to provide for a reasonable benchmark.
As non-radioactive metal impurities would compete with the radionuclide for complexation by a DOTA chelator, this method serves as a reasonable benchmark to evaluate the success of a chemical separation (Severin et al. 2012, Valdovinos et al. 2014).
