Sentence examples for which forms a benchmark from inspiring English sources

The series of steroids complexing the corticosteroid (CBG) and testosterone (TBG) globulins, which forms a benchmark measuring the performance of the methods in molecular design, and a series of benzoic acids described by the Hammett σ constants is used for testing the method.

This interbank rate, which forms an important benchmark for much lending (especially to companies), usually stands a bit above the Bank of England's base rate, which is currently 5.75%.

WM-Reuters then calculated the fix rates based on these observed transactions, which form the benchmarks for that day.

These expectations form a benchmark against which the auditor later compares and investigates management's asserted financial-statement amounts and disclosures.

Determine which forms to use.

Still, he added, "the data we provided this time really form a benchmark".

It could also form a benchmark for similar surveys in countries with similar health care systems.

Displacements derived using linear and non-linear surface deformation models were validated with respect to the first order system of levelling benchmarks which form the Amsterdam Ordnance Datum (NAP).

The predicted translation rates of 13,000 (6,500–19,500) proteins synthesised per second and of 6 (3–9) million peptide bonds being formed per second will form a useful benchmark against which emerging knowledge on the kinetics of relevant reactions can be interpreted.

The MIPS small-scale interaction datasets are included in order to form an unbiased benchmark dataset.

The selectivity dataset and the Drugs/sc-PDB dataset form a benchmark for target identification methods.