Sentence examples for time benchmarked from inspiring English sources

We evaluated the performance of CPVS in terms of reduction of total time, benchmarked against our previous study [9] (referred to as PVS) where the same dataset was processed in the same parallel fashion but without the machine learning component to filter out 'low-scoring' leads.

Until recently, farmers had a hard time benchmarking their costs for seed and fertilizer, and expected yields based on inputs and soil type.

Despite the heightened political interest in timely access to health care, acceptable and effective wait time benchmarks for the peri-diagnostic period have not been established.

Clearly, the timing is right to establish an evidence base for wait time benchmarks in Canada, as well as for other countries.

Since different species have different life spans, however, a time benchmark of 40 generations also may be used, especially when making comparisons between species.

In maturity, when it is well established and its mandate is fairly stable, it may spend too much time benchmarking and searching for best practices, diverting attention from the needs of its internal clients.

That's around the time Benchmark was founded in 1995, so the firm will have to prove it can live up to its name even in a down market.

where the denominator corresponds to Eq. 4, but the numerator reflects a hypothetical accessibility value ( {A}_i^{1,0} ) that considers current period population and the base year road network with the superscript 0 in ( {PA}_i^0 ) referring to the constant base (time) benchmark.

This is done by the statistic module which collects time benchmarks in different places of procession and updates the statistic database which is maintained in a text file in every local pGrid node.

Waiting time benchmarks were simultaneously introduced to guide patient scheduling.

Wait time benchmarks for CR services were established by cardiac indication based on clinical consensus [ 12].