Sentence examples for relevant benchmarks from inspiring English sources
He then compared those nine categories with relevant benchmarks, not just the S.& P. 500.
Mr. Romhilt said that their way of selecting active managers increased returns by 3 percentage points over the relevant benchmarks before fees and 1 to 2 percentage points after fees.
It allows you to compare how your fund stacks up against relevant benchmarks, with underperforming funds rated by the number of alarms: i.e., a fund with a string of three poor quarters would be a "three alarm fund".
The integrated FM strategy composed of low- and no-cost strategies, continuous improvements, ongoing commissioning and retrofits succeeded in reducing campus energy intensity from 174 to 87 kWh/(m2*yr), now outperforming most relevant benchmarks.
The obtained performance results show that the developed DVC solution fulfils the objectives regarding relevant benchmarks, notably due to the novel side information creation and correlation noise modeling tools integrated in a side information iterative refinement framework.
We provide simulation results of system performance with relevant benchmarks showing up to 15% delay reductions with respect to previously proposed OC (Optical Coding) RT architectures, which have already demonstrated significant performance increases with respect to conventional PONs.
"It raises the question of what is the relevant benchmark?" Mr. Marshall said.
A mutual-fund manager looks good by outperforming his or her relevant "benchmark" -- for instance, the S&P 500.
RECORDS like these don't really tell an investor much unless they're compared with a relevant benchmark, said Russ Wermers, a finance professor at the University of Maryland.
To someone making a few million dollars a year, these very rich — rather than the median-earning American — are often the relevant benchmark.
"The relevant benchmark is the percentage of children among all local children of secondary school age who are eligible for free school meals, not just those at state schools, and by that measure we're spot on," he said.
