Instead, both talk of using the three natural time-zones to spread the volumes, and thereby provide, if not competition, then at least some scope for benchmarking.
Owing to the fundamental differences in data types, it is not our scope to benchmark DNA-microarrays against RNA-seq.
Even if the application falls within the scope of the original benchmark, it is advisible to reproduce the benchmark results to ensure the operator-independent performance of the respective version of the software and accurate application of the protocol.
Detailed discussion of the benchmarking literature is outside the scope of this paper, however, five key challenges in benchmarking are briefly highlighted here to help explain the aims of our study.
The Dory Guest–Harris instability benchmark extends the scope of current standard test problems by providing a substantive means of validating continuum kinetic simulations of magnetized plasmas in higher-dimensional 3D (x,vx,vy) phase space.
It provides evidence on the knowledge triangle pure technical efficiency calculated basing on output-oriented Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) model and presents the analysis of the scope of efficient member states to be a benchmark for inefficient ones.
If the restricted scope of disclosure in treatment recommendations is taken as a benchmark, then the clinician's duty to disclose anything beyond this, anything beyond this is superogatory.
Moreover, diverse datasets of mutations have been employed for benchmarking the performance of different methods, and depending on the scope of the predictor differences exist, as well.
We follow the example set by the micromagnetics community to develop an evolving set of benchmark problems that test the usability, computational resources, numerical capabilities and physical scope of phase field simulation codes.
City officials have no firm benchmarks as they evaluate the success of the effort, saying it will take time to assess the scope of the problem.
What was the scope of their engagement?
