Sentence examples for a relative performance from inspiring English sources

A relative performance of 100 indicates the group's performance matched the S&P.

The ANN performance is compared with classic low pass filtering methods to provide a relative performance criterion.

(A relative performance of 100 means that a stock matched the index; a higher figure indicates the stock beat the index).

Measured against the S&P 500, this universe of initial public offerings has a relative performance of 104, slightly better than an S&P-matching score of 100.

On a relative-to-market basis, the stocks we liked had a relative performance of 104 against the Standard & Poor's 500, and 124 against the Nasdaq.

Then, in a relative performance comparison, intervals where only the worst campaign 2 is active favor the worse method, LP formulation.

"Fortunately, it's a relative-performance world," he said.

We conduct a laboratory experiment to examine how task difficulty and different types of performance feedback – none, individual, and relative – affect individuals' selection of either a fixed pay contract or a relative-performance-based pay contract that provides a bonus for above-average performance.

In particular, it reaches a mean classification accuracy of 96% for six intestinal motility events, outperforming the other classifiers by a large margin (a 14% relative performance increase).

A good relative performance in a particular dimension is seen as revealed evidence of setting high state policy priority to that indicator, when each state's specific policy priorities are unknown.

Factors related to a shorter finish time included a better relative performance at the previous WSER, having a WSER finish prior to 1986 and having finished more of one's previous WSER starts.