Sentence examples for tools to benchmark from inspiring English sources

Various agencies have produced tools to benchmark manufacturers and aid your local environmentally preferable purchasing system [ 12].

(ZIP 6 MB) 13321_2014_584_MOESM4_ESM.zip Additional file 4: Directory containing a graphical tool to benchmark new predictions (submitted as input file in the correct format) with the predictions shown in this publication.

In fact, Drugmand et al. ([2009]) have shown that iCELLis Nano is a scale-down version of larger production units and it is a right tool to benchmark with traditional cell culture systems.

Thus, the very high enrichment factors achieved by the topological similarity methods can be explained with the design of the DUD-E database, which was intended to be used as a tool to benchmark protein-ligand docking methods and not topological fingerprints.

A recent initiative by the Global Sustainable Seafood Initiative (GSSI) is aiming to address the diversity within the certification landscape by creating a tool to benchmark certification schemes that are in line with the FAO Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries and other relevant agreed FAO guidelines on fisheries, ecolabelling and aquaculture.

Measurements using this method give accurate values of SAv QD biotin binding capacity and could be used as a tool to benchmark shelf stability and functionalization chemistry of QD SAv conjugates.

Such an approach would contribute to better orientation of scientific policies within and between countries and encourage national and international collaborations around the most productive sites in certain fields of research, rather than using bibliometric analysis primarily as a tool to benchmark universities or countries.

There are no empirically-grounded criteria or tools to define or benchmark the quality of outpatient clinical documentation.

Currently, there are no standardized criteria or tools to define or benchmark quality of documentation of outpatient clinical care.

I used tools to measure and to benchmark the quality of our services against other hospitals in the U.S. Our emergency department went from 60,000 visits annually to 92,000 annually," Dr. Salluzzo said in an interview with the BTM Institute.

For the data analysis we used several tools, partly because the original tools turned out to be insufficient and incompatible with newer tools, and partly to benchmark the performance.