Sentence examples for system for benchmarking from inspiring English sources

The highly conserved mitogen-activated protein kinase signaling cascade (Pearson et al., 2001) with two different hypothesized negative feedbacks is used as a nonlinear test system for benchmarking the two design approaches with respect to estimation accuracy and design quality.

To the best of our knowledge this is the first publication in the international literature to report on the implementation of, and present initial data from, a comprehensive nationwide QA system for benchmarking the quality of cancer care along the entire process from diagnosis to follow-up.

The results from the first five years of the present study provide proof of concept for the feasibility of a novel, voluntary, nationwide system for benchmarking the quality of BC care based on collaboration between a network of specialist breast centres and an independent external provider of scientific data collection and data analysis services.

After five years, more than 60% of the estimated annual total of 50,000 new cases of breast cancer in Germany can be said to be diagnosed, treated and followed up at one of the now 220 specialist hospitals and breast centres participating in the nationwide system for benchmarking the quality of breast cancer care.

More recently an Open Performance Review and Appraisal System (OPRAS) for the public service was introduced, to provide an open, formalised system for benchmarking and assessing staff performance [ 32].

For this reason, the effectiveness of each video service must be monitored and measured for verifying its compliance with the system performance requirements, for benchmarking competing service providers, for service monitoring and automatic parameters setting, network optimization, evaluation of customer satisfaction, and adequate price policies setting.

In addition to the improvements in system design, new efficiency factors for benchmarking solar cooling systems are presented.

Moreover, despite the clear need for benchmarking systems to assess cancer care, literature searches conducted up to 2007 yielded no evidence indicating that mandatory or voluntary supraregional inter-institutional benchmarking systems existed in other countries for collecting and analysing data on the quality of care provided to patients with breast cancer, or other cancers.

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.

The paper concludes by considering the implications for benchmarking innovation systems and for innovation policy.

This would provide the opportunity for routine evaluation and for benchmarking service systems with results being fed back to service providers.