Sentence examples for universal benchmark from inspiring English sources
Contemporary art has become the universal benchmark for the new rich.An early ambition for many of them is to join a museum board.
Its nonsense was art, its characters were serious, its verses were poetry, its Tenniel illustrations could never be replaced, its humour was a universal benchmark.
This will establish a new universal benchmark for information transactions.
We did not have adequate information to fully assess appropriateness of therapy, and the lack of agreement among currently published U.S. guidelines prevents establishing a universal benchmark.
However, it is difficult to establish a universal benchmark Ki (or Kd) below which a specific binding is defined because of different methods and assay conditions used across the studies.
In addition, lack of a universal benchmark to define a skilled birth attendant has not only caused confusion and lack of validity around this indicator, but has led to great variations and thus an inability to make comparative judgments on programmes [ 6].
But the performances are vividly real and Manz's narration is one of the universal benchmarks of the movie voiceover.
It embodies the fact that Britain remains a nation where key universal benchmarks of human decency and protections against state abuse are upheld by the courts – upheld, in some cases, against governments that may be tempted to bow the knee to newspapers demanding arbitrary abuse of rights.
Ms. Campello, who spoke during an interview at Brazil's United Nations mission, was visiting New York to participate in meetings on the Sustainable Development Goals, a set of 17 universal benchmarks aimed at improving the quality of life and eliminating or narrowing inequities between rich and poor nations by 2030.
Something as simple as universal benchmarking could have a major effect on behaviour.
Zerofootprint has embarked on an effort of universal benchmarking of buildings based on utility information that is mostly readily available and audited.
