Receiver Operating Characteristic analyses were performed to estimate the Areas Under the Curve as a measure of performance and to determine the optimal cut-off score in our sample.
Investors may be aware of the limitations of earnings as a measure of performance.
Tesco has changed the way it reports like-for-like sales – a measure of performance in established stores.
Ratings, a measure of performance and skill (the higher the rating, the better the player), are the only clue.
Jenkins said the investment bank could be cut back after its return on equity – a measure of performance – was 2.7%, far below the 12% being targeted.
He gives as an example Prisoners Abroad making a commitment to contact a prisoner within five working days of incarceration as a measure of performance.
At a stroke, there would be one less incentive for companies to give outsize rewards that are geared exclusively to a measure of performance that may not be in everyone's interest.
But the measure leaves it to the state and districts to sort out the critical question of whether standardized tests or principal evaluations should be a measure of performance.
But it also means embracing progressivism in three distinct ways: the role of institutions, the role of the state, and the use of social justice as a measure of performance.
It has been a summer of triumphs for America's best young players: three have become grandmasters, three have become international masters, and several more have earned one of the three norms — a measure of performance — needed to claim those titles.
The people at Smart had an electric drivetrain in mind from the start, designing a car small enough and light enough to wrest a measure of performance out of the potentially anemic power plant that figured into automakers' nightmares.
