Sentence examples for the existing benchmarks from inspiring English sources
Officials involved in the effort to build the new reimbursement system say the first piece of the promised fix is coming in January, when revisions to the existing benchmarks for dental care and outpatient services will be issued.
Therefore, the best heuristics suggested by the TSPLIB and the existing benchmarks need to be reconsidered for LBS setting.
In this paper, we study TSP query to find the shortest Hamilton circuit (T^*) for a given TSP query, (Q), which is a set of points, and explore the similarities and differences among 22 heuristics proposed for TSP using real datasets and new synthetic datasets in addition to the existing benchmarks and uniform/normal synthetic datasets.
The lack of consistency is a cause for concern because evidence about the influence and impact of qualifications, group size and staff-child ratios indicate that the existing benchmarks in the various jurisdictions are unlikely to deliver the best possible outcomes for children (Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations 2009, 7).
These alternatives could run alongside the existing benchmarks until the unspecified cut off date is reached.
One way to measure success of RCTs with biomarker primary outcome is to compare it against the existing benchmarks based on patient relevant primary outcomes.
The existing benchmark 10-year Spanish bond yielded 5.469 percent interest, up six-hundredths of a percentage point, after the auction.
The existing benchmark 10-year Spanish bond traded to yield 5.51 percent, up 11 basis points, after the auction.
The analysis of the existing benchmark testing solutions in "Related work" section resulted in the development of a new tool.
Although these effective approaches are flexible, the reliability and accuracy of the numerical results from these codes have to be strictly verified via the existing benchmark solutions.
Experimental results show that the proposed method outperforms the existing benchmark in terms of both subjective visual quality and objective peak signal-to-noise ratio (PSNR).
