As a result, traditional risk stratification models usually overestimate mortality among pregnant women, which may hinder analysis of the performance of care provided and interpretation of morbidity and mortality outcomes [ 3]. "Benchmarking" may be understood as a reference point against which comparisons can be made, regarding the performance between facilities and/or best practice.
The second benchmark b) may be understood as a constant prediction of (y^{prime }_{i}=text{texttt{sp}}_{i}/text{texttt{mxsp}}_{i}).
Thus, Dominus Estate became understood as a unique blend of "Napa terroir, Bordeaux spirit". Over time, critics began describing it as a new benchmark for the region, and high scores followed.
Schumann's Toccata is a benchmark challenge for every young pianist, and Schumann, I suspect, gauged its design according to what he understood as the limits of a good player's ability.
The results could serve as a benchmark to understand doping effects in designing thin film fast-ion conducting zirconia-based electrolytes for low temperature fuel cell operation.
Since the algorithm is highly dependent upon the number and uniqueness of Pfam domains to determine localization, the training set was used as a benchmark set to understand how well the algorithm would work in a best case scenario, since all the Pfam domains have already been seen in the training set.
The more you can understand what a player's peak performance levels are as a benchmark, the more you can assess their condition and readiness for a match.
As a benchmark, compare prices per square foot.
Wang throws this out quite casually, as a benchmark.
With that as a benchmark, Seoul's authenticity seems guaranteed.
As a benchmark, the Wilshire Small-Cap index is up 10.8percentt.
