Sentence examples for and indeed performance from inspiring English sources

Memory and posterior cortical functions are often relatively spared, and indeed performance on standard psychometric tests is sometimes remarkably preserved.

The issue is indeed performance, and that is where the focus of reform should be.

And indeed, the performance of Mahler's Ninth Symphony could hardly diverge more from those Beethoven interpretations -- except in its zeal to make points.

HMAX has no such learning mechanism, and indeed, its performance on this task was dominated by the presence or absence of low-level image features such as whether text was visible or not.

Indeed, performance during a 5-km and 10-km run has been shown to be partially determined by neuromuscular characteristics and muscle power, suggesting the skeletal muscle contractility differs between fast and slow runners [192-194].

Indeed, performance maps of single boosting systems are usually provided by manufacturers and used as look-up tables in 1-D engine models.

Indeed, performance was significantly higher after the multisensory learning (M = 7.12 and SD = 2.17) than after the classic one (M = 5.57 and SD = 2.27).

France's next match failed to offer little improvement in terms of result or, indeed, performance.

"One signal we use is indeed performance.

Indeed, performance measurements for ICU delirium tools are higher in research settings than in real life [41].

Indeed, performance monitoring provides evidence for use in accreditation as indicators are collected, monitored and benchmarked and as participation in the CI programme is included in all ACHS healthcare accreditation.