The phrase "a similar performance for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the performance of one entity or individual to another in a specific context, such as in evaluations or assessments.
Example: "The team delivered a similar performance for the project as they did in the previous quarter, showcasing their consistency."
Alternatives: "an equivalent performance for" or "a comparable performance for".
These last algorithms along with PDB exhibit a similar performance for a low number of nodes.
The two GNSS, GPS and GLONASS, have a similar performance for both analysis methods.
All the receivers showed a similar performance for the 1-Hz input with ±1% amplitude gain and 5° phase delay.
In Scenarios 2 and 3, B1 and B2 yield identical values, resulting in a similar performance for the mutual information.
(2015) based on Swarm GPS data from the first 11 months of the mission indeed show a similar performance for the two satellites.
It is observed that for the 3GPP 3D channel model both Q=1 and Q=10 show a similar performance for high spectral efficiency values.
Those who hope for a similar performance from Mr Christie accept that he does not have the born-again Christian, Southern conservative credentials that Mr Bush had.
The fact that Craymer perhaps hoped for a similar performance from Viva Forever! is suggested by the bold use of a title that would be easy to against the show – a move the closure notice has encouraged many to make.
It is also informative to carry out a similar performance analysis for the binding prediction of individual 9-mer segments of the complete peptides since it is known that only such short segments actually contact the MHC and so contribute to the overall binding affinity.
Second, it can be observed that RMCLS and PMINT using (L^{text {opt}}_{g}) result in a high reverberant energy suppression in terms of ΔDRR, with PMINT outperforming RMCLS for systems S2 and S3 whereas a similar performance is obtained for system S1.
A similar performance was observed for the two groups in the Easy condition for recollection and in the Hard condition for familiarity.
