Sentence examples for viable benchmark from inspiring English sources

Hence, the ESF is a viable benchmark that can be used to evaluate farms' environmental sustainability.

Adani's own modelling, as revealed in a separate Queensland land court challenge, suggests the project is viable at a Newcastle benchmark thermal coal price of $80-$80-$100cording to energy analyst Tim Buckley.

Maryland-based ENVEIL, a startup staffed by the former NSA HE team, has broken the performance barriers required to produce a commercially viable version of HE, benchmarking millions of times faster than IBM in tested use cases.

This option contrasts with that of other authors, which propose using benchmark as a viable alternative to potential or effective demand projections [ 69].

Ethidium bromide gel electrophoresis (Fig.  1) and amplification of RAS and TP53 exons (manuscript in preparation) benchmarked DNAs as viable for additional DNA methylation analysis.

For one thing, it's not clear that there is a viable alternative as the "risk-free" benchmark.

The efficiency still falls just below the U.S. Department of Energy's 10% benchmark for a commercially viable catalyst, notes Eric Miller, an electrical engineer at the University of Hawaii, Manoa.

Since viable counts were one of the benchmarks being assessed, it is necessary to ensure that the exposure to detergent alone did not contribute significantly to the killing of the test microorganisms.

This range and variation of landscape characteristics under historical disturbance regimes can form an envelope of viable conditions that can serve as important benchmarks or references in land management.

At the same time, the report found a glut of hospital beds in the state, particularly in northern New Jersey, where occupancy rates average around 75percentt; roughly 85percentt occupancy rate is considered the benchmark for a hospital to be viable.

The creation of a viable force like this is the single most important benchmark for the counterinsurgency effort in Afghanistan.