Sentence examples for reference to a benchmark from inspiring English sources

Turkey's central bank, the CBRT, has since 2010 tried to ameliorate these cycles with a new policy framework.Instead of setting monetary policy by reference to a benchmark interest rate, the CBRT employs a wide interest-rate "corridor" (see chart 3).

Once examined and explained consistently across products and services it is easier to deliver returns that are not constrained by constant reference to a benchmark (or other in favour asset class) and to get on with the business of providing a great service.

The reference to a new set of benchmarks for determining the value of the yuan holds out the possibility of a departure from past practice.

The considerable improvement of the proposed fuzzy-based neural network approach can be considered, as is now tabulated in Table 5, with reference to a number of the previous benchmarks, in this area, as well.

Each model is benchmarked with reference to a test case.

Thus, selecting a sequencing technology for a particular organism is probably best done with reference to the benchmark values of a sequenced relative (Table S1).

After introducing the relevant process kinetics and adapting the stoichiometric matrix accordingly, the model implementation in the Matlab/Simulink™ platform is described with reference to the benchmark setting.

Concentration levels were established with reference to certain benchmark occupations in which the substance is found.

Relative elevations (m) of the benchmarks are with reference to benchmark BM34.

(One assumes his reference to benchmarking refers to Blix's reporting back on whether Iraq was in compliance).

No education change or announcement is now complete without a reference to international competition, benchmarking schools against their global economic rivals.