Sentence examples for score for benchmarking from inspiring English sources
However, for this case, since no DMU is efficient, inefficient DMUs may refer to DMUs which has a higher efficiency score for benchmarking purposes.
Additional file 1 provides detailed information about the performance curves and the necessary specifics for benchmarking novelty scores with ROC curves as well as significance testing of AUC ROC with a permutation test (see also Additional file 2).
Manually validated proteins constitute the reference set of the database that contains over 590 yeast, 920 human, and 1020 mouse entries, and that is used for benchmarking the SVM score.
For example, Gary Phillips at the American Institutes for Research sketched out a method for "benchmarking" states' passing scores against a standard that prevails in countries whose students do well in international tests.
The aim of this study was to assess the prevalence and severity of tail damage in a representative sample of pigs at slaughter in two slaughterhouses located in different regions of Sweden, to compare the scientifically recorded tail damage prevalence with routine slaughterhouse recordings and to propose a feasible scoring system that could be used for benchmarking nationally and internationally.
Overclockers often pass manufacturer limits for benchmarking.
These rely on information from curated interaction databases, populated to a large degree by experimental data emerging from two-hybrid studies, both for scoring and benchmarking the PPI predictions.
The final evaluation scores are obtained by computing a running-sum statistic across the EnrichNet and ORA ranks for all gene sets from each reference collection, with positive score contributions for benchmark pathways and negative contributions for all other pathways, using the normalized Kolmogorov Smirnov test as defined in Mootha et al. (2003).
When populated with relevant data, the proposed model can readily determine whether a particular city is low carbon or not thereby obviating the need for benchmarking and score adjustment every time a new city is added to the study list.
On the face of it, the designation seems dubious, since Program Improvement is reserved for schools that fail to meet escalating test score benchmarks in consecutive years.
