Sentence examples for to benchmarking from inspiring English sources
noun
A standard by which something is evaluated or measured.
And the benefits of development were clear: according to benchmarking data from Shelton Development Services, developing associations benefited from higher levels of grant than in previous years.
And sports technology adds another problem to benchmarking performance profiling.
This gives researchers quick access to benchmarking datasets like SQuAD, bAbI tasks and WebQuestions.
In addition to benchmarking, limitations and challenges of using WCA and aspirational peers are also discussed.
It is more important to evolve the current engineering approach (thermal insulation and efficiency) to benchmarking and measuring building performance.
The utility of outcomes research extends to benchmarking the quality of care, refinement of management strategies, patient education, and marketing.
But it's hard to say no to Benchmark.
Facebook Likes are the go-to benchmark for agents picking up artists, promoters booking them, and fans buying tickets.
"We need to benchmark differently.
The district's partisanship is harder to benchmark.
As a result, we opt to downgrade UK equities to benchmark [from overweight].
