Sentence examples similar to a shift in performance from inspiring English sources

Little guidance exists on how to verify if an out-of-control situation in the AoN chart is due to a shift in analytical performance, or underlying patient characteristics.

McLean et al. (2005) found evidence for both a shift in thermal performance measured as colony growth and counter-gradient variation in four fungal species.

A recently published study of another fungal leaf pathogen, Mycosphaerella graminicola, found thermal adaptation consistent with a shift in thermal performance for growth corresponding to the local temperature regime (Zhan and McDonald 2011).

This significant age difference was paired with a shift in perceptual performance around ages 10 to 11 years and could not be explained by motion artifacts, visual attention, or signal quality differences.

Only in the case of threshold coexpression performance was there a substantial shift in performance (from 0.55 to an AUC of 0.67).

Without a radical shift in performance those provinces will go back to the Heineken Cup quarter-finals with players who are hungover from a Six Nations slump.

Again, less than 1% of the variation was partitioned into a vertical shift in performance.

Students in the Carlone and Johnson (2007) study had to make a shift in their course performance, from simply doing well on exams to applying their knowledge and thinking like a scientist.

"In the last 10 years, there has been a shift in show choir performances.

But even Hamilton has noticed a shift in who uses performance-enhancing drugs like Human Growth Hormone and anabolic steroids: away from athletes and towards regular kids.

The W.N.B.A.'s most recent advertising campaign, titled "This Is Who I Am," illustrates a shift in marketing focus from performance to personality.