Sentence examples for whole benchmarking from inspiring English sources
Designing a whole benchmarking and validation strategy needed for finding which network aligners best predict protein interactions and for precisely comparing such predictions with the ones of traditional predictors are out of scope of this study.
Perhaps because the report found that the Iraqi government had fallen short on the most significant of the measures, the American ambassador in Baghdad wondered whether this whole benchmark concept was a good idea to begin with.
In order to evaluate the ranking performance of a scoring function on the whole benchmark in a reasonable way, MSR (modified success rate) proposed by us (Equation function 6) [21] was used in this study.
Second, we compared the coverage on the whole benchmark set.
In these figures, the alignment algorithms are sorted according to their average BALiBASE score throughout the whole benchmark.
The prediction model used in the website was trained with the whole benchmark dataset (i.e. all 243 T3SEs and 486 non-T3SEs).
The image is the largest continuous representation of stars in another spiral galaxy, and NASA says it represents a whole new benchmark for intergalactic photography: the resolution on the image is so high that individual stars and star clusters are visible, despite the 2.4 million light-year gap between the Andromeda galaxy (M31) and the Milky Way.
Over the period as a whole, the benchmark iron ore rate from Brazil to China declined by US$12.00 (38percentto, to US$20.00 per tonne, while the coal rate from South Africa to Europe (Rotterdam) fell by US$3.25 (23percentto to about US$11.00 per tonne.
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"But surely the wider lesson is that a whole array of benchmark indices, across commodity markets and other traded products, are too easily prone to manipulation".
This is particularly the case for passive investment strategies, where investors seek to reduce company-specific unsystematic risk by investing in the market as a whole, often defined through benchmark market indices.
