Sentence examples for are concerned with performance from inspiring English sources

Several studies on heterogeneous multi-core processors are concerned with performance improvements.

Section 6 is concerned with performance analysis of the system.

The more negative parents' attitudes were, the study found, the more likely their children were to see them as being concerned with performance as opposed to learning.

40 64 Our study was concerned with performance at medical school and beyond and therefore did not consider attainment before medicine.

These HOPE felt out of school clubs should be concerned with performance or provision for school teams whereas lessons should promote activity for all.

Possible explanations for the discrepancy between the JAFAS and CHAQ are that the JAFAS is concerned with performance on one specific time point and the speed of performance, whereas the CHAQ refers to the last week and the experience of difficulties, including the need for aids, appliances or other persons.

While your overall academic background continues to demonstrate the potential for success, we are concerned with your performance during the senior year, particularly in calculus.

The data and principles of human-factors engineering are concerned with human performance, behaviour, and training in man-machine systems; the design and development of man-machine systems; and systems-related biological or medical research.

Finally, the last seven items are concerned with job performance, pain, fatigue, morning tiredness, stiffness, anxiety, and depression, and are measured by a visual analogue scale (VAS).

Following production of standard test methodologies, the major issues for CEN/TC 216 are concerned with assessing the performance of the tests in practice, especially their statistical reliability.

Neil Goodwin said: "We are concerned with bottom line performance, and that's why we are concerned about improving financial management.