Sentence examples for changes to the performance from inspiring English sources

Research supported by the Edge Foundation, an independent education charity, and carried out by the thinktank IPPR, found 66% of senior teachers whose schools were cutting vocational provisions admitted the decision had been taken as a result of the changes to the performance tables.

It is understood there are three main areas of concern: the plan to use contingent convertible bonds – "cocos" – to pay its key bankers, traders and executives as a form of payment along with shares and cash; a 20% pay rise for Diamond compared with that of his predecessor John Varley; and changes to the performance criteria used for long-term incentive plans.

In general, the expected changes to the performance and reliability of the design after the test and redesign are not considered.

Their dialogue was scripted so that it did not allow the actors to ad-lib; however they sometimes made small changes to the performance with approval from the directors.

Linking thermal changes to the performance of Chinook salmon, in particular, requires additional knowledge of the distribution of populations.

His involvement as a player with England, though, went no higher than A-team level – maybe that is why he was so keen on his fateful change to the performance director's job description.

However, in the case of shorter viral fragments, dropping either one of these two measures from the model did not produce any significant change to the performance, while removing both produced a significant drop in performance (up to 3% for 1000 bp reads).

This is the stage where tweaks and changes to the overall performance come in: for example, instead of a character's foot landing here, it should be over there.

To examine the implications of cortical changes to the neurocognitive performance in the psychosis and bipolar subjects, a trained research psychologist administered standardised tests as part of a broader battery (described previously) (Hermens et al. 2010a, b, 2011).

This was characterised as a change in diastolic stiffness of the left ventricle that was not a result of changes to the intrinsic performance of the muscle (estimated as stress strain).

10 May: The RFU reveals changes to the job specification for the performance director role, removing any involvement with the senior England side.