Sentence examples for sensitive benchmark from inspiring English sources

This is the second set of quarterly migration figures to show an increase in the politically sensitive benchmark of net migration - the number of those coming to live and work in Britain for longer than 12 months minus those leaving to live or work abroad.

Furthermore, when these experts are from the same context as the population being assessed, their opinions could be considered to also reflect culturally relevant strategies for dealing with the problem and hence, provide a contextually sensitive benchmark for assessing mental health literacy.

By applying this method, a context-sensitive benchmark may be found.

From the study, strong similarity were observed in the keff between ELECTRA and some plutonium and lead sensitive criticality benchmarks.

The method has been applied to the European Lead Cooled Reactor (ELECTRA) and a set of plutonium and lead sensitive criticality benchmarks using the effective multiplication factor (keff).

India's benchmark Sensitive index rose with the rupee also appreciating.

The Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark Sensitive Index has risen by more than 50percentt since April, hitting a three-year high.

It has also contributed to a lowering of stock-market indices with Mumbai's benchmark sensitive index being among the worst performers in the world in the first quarter of 2011.

In export-sensitive Japan, the benchmark Nikkei 225 index was up 2%, or 256.01 points, to 12,829.06, rebounding from a 5.7% slide the day before, its biggest one-day loss since Sept. 11.

India's benchmark Bombay Stock Exchange Sensitive Index, or Sensex, rebounded and was up slightly in early morning trading.

The benchmark is sensitive to patient mix and utilisation rates which differs much between countries.