The phrase "a performance on the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a performance related to a previously mentioned subject, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The audience was thrilled by a performance on the same topic as the previous lecture."
Alternatives: "a performance regarding the same" or "a performance related to the same".
I hope we put on a performance on the night and show the same kind of spirit as we did tonight".
This implies a better performance on the same measures as included in a P4P program, but applied on patient groups outside off the program.
One day after the Giants' season collapsed with a lifeless performance on the same field, the Jets played their best game.
Microsoft's DirectX 12 is a huge advance, delivering "a massive improvement in performance on the same hardware" (according to AMD).
Results support the specific transfer of general skills theory, in which practice of a cognitive skill in a game context transferred to performance on the same skill in a non-game context.
-A noticed in the early 30s by Larson (1931), training an algorithm and evaluating its statistical performance on the same data yields an overoptimistic results.
However, a correlation between video gaming and performance on the same VR DHS simulator has only been demonstrated in medical students, by Khatri et al. (2014).
An important issue was to test whether both primate species use a similar strategy by looking at the performance on the same pairs of images.
In this design we could compare performance on each task when it was preceded by performance on the same or a different task, although we did not observe any systematic variation in performance related to this variable either before or after surgery.
In this double-alternation design we could compare performance on each task when it was preceded by performance on the same or a different task, although we did not observe any systematic variation in performance related to this variable either before or after surgery.
