Sentence examples for the minimum benchmarks from inspiring English sources

We found an average-risk ADR of 36.58% in men and 28.83% in women, both higher than the minimum benchmarks (ADR of 25% for men and 15% for women) recommended by the United States Multi-Society Task Force for screening colonoscopies [ 7, 16].

The case study involved 22 on-site dam surveys finding micro level physical and management inadequacies that indicates macro dam safety management policy performs far below the minimum benchmark in Vietnam.

Try setting a realistic target number of publications for yourself that would be the minimum benchmark for success.

By 2010/11, only 3/30 courses (10.0%%) were still below the minimum benchmark.

In the 2006/07 academic year, 13/30 courses (43.3 %) did not meet the minimum benchmark and were put under intensive review.

In the 2006/2007 academic year, 13/30 courses (43.3 %) did not meet the minimum benchmark and were placed under intensive review.

The external QTA conducted among 4 providers in Kenya found an average score above the minimum benchmark, suggesting strong retention of skills.

Table 4 shows that in all three districts the actual number of MOI for AMI is below the minimum benchmark of 2%.

PROCHECK predicted that all the WT models had 95.6% - 99.2% of their residues within the conformationally allowed regions, while 85% is the minimum benchmark for high-quality X-ray crystallography structures.

Regardless of potential biases, all NeV estimates suggest values of Ne that are smaller than the minimum benchmark of Ne = 500 in seven of eight (mlne) and all (moments) of the most recent temporal comparisons.

Not only do accreditors set their own standards, but Congress specifically prohibited the government from establishing minimum benchmarks for accreditors to judge success in student achievement.