Sentence examples for regarded as benchmark from inspiring English sources
In one of the most-acclaimed musical partnerships of the 20th century, Sinatra and Riddle released classic albums of swing (Songs for Swingin' Lovers! [1956], A Swingin' Affair! [1957]) and ballads (In the Wee Small Hours [1955], Only the Lonely [1958]) that were regarded as benchmark achievements in the careers of both men.
The SAW and S values were calculated using all laboratory data "Total" which was regarded as benchmark for evaluation of the other schemes.
For the GBS-like imputation scenario, the correlation between RD matrices between randomly depleted 90 k SNP marker data without imputation and the original 90 k SNP data set was regarded as benchmark.
These results are evidences linking the major pregnancy complications to perinatal and neonatal morbidity and mortality, accounting in part for all the hospitalized neonates, and should be regarded as benchmark in this study field.
Moreover, we demonstrate that the flow for a case previously considered as a benchmark for the investigation of non-equilibrium chemistry can be regarded as frozen.
Lewis was commissioned by Bush in 2008 to write a cyber strategy for the government, which is still regarded as a benchmark.
The composer's output has, of course, been central to Gardiner's own work since he formed the Monteverdi Choir more than 50 years ago, and his recording of opera's earliest masterpiece is regarded as a benchmark achievement by many.
Nevertheless, the golden era of film noir the late 1940s through the early '50s is regarded as a benchmark period in American filmmaking, as well as a strong cultural checkpoint for the values of postwar America.
It is regarded as nave benchmark models in several probabilistic forecasting research [12, 14, 15].
Such a model of a higher order is regarded as a benchmark model.
