Sentence examples for stated benchmark from inspiring English sources
A student passes a particular text level (considered an independent reader at that text level) when their accuracy, fluency, and comprehension scores all exceed a stated benchmark score for each of those three constructs.
And upset of upsets — Mr. Thompson did not throw up, fall asleep or, for that matter, drool (another stated benchmark).
Thus far, the campaign has reached $1,357,494 in pledges, about $100,000 more than its stated benchmark of $1,250,000.
Because of the import of the president's promise and as a way to monitor the progress toward the president's stated benchmark, in February, the Alliance for American Manufacturing AAMM) unveiled a monthly jobs tracker: the #AAMeter.
As such those samples collected from the endoscope channel or surface after ECR cleaning in the current study that had organic and bioburden levels lower than the stated benchmarks were considered to have been adequately cleaned (i.e. equivalent to routine manual cleaning).
As public discourse on available food for consumption and local production continues in Hawai'i, it becomes apparent that state benchmark estimates are required to track market requirements and their supply sources.
Besides many tests, both steady and unsteady state, benchmark tests with regard to the regulation of the German environmental label "Der Blaue Engel" were part of the evaluation, and the results are presented in the paper.
Although Gift and Mosel [ 3] stated that benchmarking is a continuous process, the cases were only benchmarked once.
Their policy doesn't state the benchmark from which reductions are measured, but their target was based on the commitment made by the previous Labor government which was pegged to 2000.
"We're not at all satisfied," said Jim Stergios, executive director of the Pioneer Institute, a Boston nonprofit group that helped Massachusetts revise its state benchmarks in the 1990s.
The Obama administration hopes that states will quickly adopt the new standards in place of the hodgepodge of current state benchmarks, which vary so significantly that it is impossible to compare test scores from different states.
