Sentence examples for statistical benchmarks from inspiring English sources

The I.W.F.L. offers cash prizes when players reach statistical benchmarks and recently introduced a second division for smaller markets.

They often need to redesign the way they function and establish statistical benchmarks and standards, Professor Enthoven said.

Everywhere that the neoliberal prospectus has been implemented, there has been an attempt – strongly informed by public choice theory – to model public services on markets, using statistical benchmarks to suppress costs and create internal competition.

During Friday's news conference at Citi Field, his first public appearance since he accepted the job, Alderson spoke of making decisions based foremost on probability, of his affinity for statistical benchmarks like on-base percentage and of the qualities he seeks in a manager.

Holiday's agent, Jason Glushon, said the deal could be worth as much as $150 million with incentives such as being named an All-Star or All-NBA, or hitting various statistical benchmarks.

Our model produces a novel breakdown of well-known statistical benchmarks in terms of patient acuity.

"Everyone thought Prozac had a risk below 1," he said, referring to a statistical benchmark.

We provide empirical validation of the proposed solution using data from two different electronic medical records systems, with comparisons over a statistical benchmark.

Statistical Benchmark Surveying, a method for extracting representative suites of survey samples from an operating plant, was added in 2005.

While there is no statistical benchmark for intransigence in litigation, AIG's unusually low cost of claims, relative to premiums, serves as a rough gauge of its success.

At a mere 2.2 sigma, or one chance in 30 or so of being a random fluctuation, it misses the statistical benchmark by a country mile.