Sentence examples for average performance across from inspiring English sources

The US has been a mediocre performer in international education tests, based on average performance across the country, but this study shows how this average conceals a remarkably wide range of successes and failures.

Official figures for 2015 show the UK's average performance across all industries was 27, 30 and 35 percentage points lower than in France, the US and Germany respectively.

The average performance across the 'K' iterations is considered as the performance of the classification model.

Average performance across combinations resulted in a mean absolute error (MAE) of 6.42 Mg ha−1.

HashTT was chosen here as an example because its average performance across all of the benchmarks illustrates this partitioning.

The performance of the model is usually evaluated based on its average performance across these V segments.

Cross-validation tests and subsequent genome-wide TG predictions result in both higher average performances across a data set of more than 30 TFs (of a total of approximately 700 TFs in the Dmel genome [44]) as well as determination of the optimal parameters for each of the individual TFs.

Generally speaking, based on the HSD test, when averaging performance across all data sets and learners, the proposed ISC similarity, and cosine similarity belong to the same group.

This variation also illustrates the danger of averaging performance across organisations.

In the subsample of subjects who underwent fMRI (N = 39), averaged performance across both gain and loss learning was not associated with age, β = –.26, p =.10, possibly due to a lack of power to detect behavioral effects in this smaller subsample.

As one of the major methodological decisions, student-level variables were defined as fixed (e.g., gender coefficient does not differ across schools) and the intercept was defined as random (i.e., average performance varies across schools) in all eight HLM models (two for each country).