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benchmarking
[bench-mahr-king]
noun
the act or practice of measuring something against a standard, or of testing it in order to develop such a standard.
The system measures nursing outcomes on a numerical scale, facilitating the benchmarking of nursing practices across facilities and jurisdictions.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of benchmarking1
Example Sentences
Bangor University said "the current salary… reflects not only the full responsibilities of the role but also market benchmarking against peers leading similarly complex institutions".
“Benchmarking is one thing to stimulate supermarkets to get them to do better but it’s still voluntary,” Achterberg says.
In compiling its report, the CQC reviewed Calocane's records alongside 10 other cases "to enable benchmarking".
Namely, they say that benchmarking of the simulations against other methods could be improved to give the reader greater confidence in the conclusions presented.
Aberdeen say Warnock's appointment gives them time to carry out their review of the football operation - including "benchmarking against similar teams that outperform us in Europe" - before making a long-term appointment.
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