Sentence examples for which benchmarking from inspiring English sources

Experience has taught us that by delegating responsibility for the holistic care of the patient to a trained and adequately resourced professional/team (fracture prevention practitioner) with clear standards against which benchmarking occurs, is the optimal model of delivery.

Ars has a very good, very long explanation of how they arrived at their findings, and the end result is an artificial benchmark bump of between 20 and 50percentt in all areas depending on which benchmarking tools you use, including industry standards like Antutu and Geekbench.

"The WEF, which benchmarks competitiveness, ought to benchmark the efficiency of countries in dealing with infrastructure and the setting-up of partnerships," he said.

Wheatley declined to say which benchmarks the FCA had added to its list of investigations until it had decided whether there was a case to answer.

He prefers the sort of scheme adopted by Cadbury Schweppes, a British food company which benchmarks its share scheme for directors against the performance of 30 consumer-goods firms, including Unilever and Coca-Cola.

It scored an average of 86,544 on Browsermark, which benchmarks browser performance based on hardware.

In addition, the study is a partial replica study of an earlier performance study [21], which benchmarked three existing frameworks.

The analogous problem which benchmarks the low dissipation propagation of Alfven waves in RMHD has been recently presented in Balsara and Kim (2016).

"Although these tests are voluntary, I would encourage schools to get involved as this will give them, for the first time, a school improvement plan which benchmarks them against the best performing schools in the world," he added.

The S&P GSCI index, which benchmarks investment performance in the commodity markets, is up 11.65%.

The market will ultimately decide which benchmark to favour.