benchmarkingnoun

Examples of benchmarked

benchmarked

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Levels of performance are often benchmarked to chronological or mental age expectations.
Table 1 provides an overview of the languages that were benchmarked.
Depending on the assumptions and simplifications, a suite of numerical codes has been developed and the codes benchmarked against one another.
But it must be clear that there is no neutral reference solution against which various institutional alternatives can be benchmarked.
Several of the compilers benchmarked here include support for concurrency or parallelism.
Over 25 compilers for both lazy and strict functional languages have been benchmarked using a single floating-point intensive program.
Traditional understandings of citizenship need to be clearly articulated for what they are and benchmarked against notions of rights and equality rather than state prerogative.
These calculations have to be benchmarked versus experimental data which can be obtained in laboratory plasmas.
To facilitate a better assessment of the cost efficiency, administration and asset management costs should additionally be benchmarked against other comparable pension funds (21).
This inevitably requires the use of complex, multidimensional hydrocodes which must therefore be benchmarked against well-defined, quantitatively analyzed experimental data.
Additionally, the identification of differences in healthcare settings and their influence on health outcomes could be benchmarked, helping to point out the differences that are worth maintaining or rejecting.
Fees have been benchmarked against other legal firms to ensure continuing value for money.
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