Sentence examples for equal performances from inspiring English sources

If you look at the league table it doesn't look like that but results don't always equal performances.

Unexpectedly, students showed equal performances on comprehension and transfer tests irrespective of cueing and the animation's speed.

The industrial case studies have shown that the proposed method gives a better or equal performances over other methods such as PLS, nonlinear PLS and artificial neural networks.

We also compare our model with Evolutionary Spectral Clustering, which is a state-of-the-art algorithm for community detection of evolving networks, illustrating that the kernel spectral clustering with memory effect can achieve better or equal performances.

The joint designs J3s and J3r showing approximately the same performance and the same weight (although both are lightly higher for J3r), the results from the linear elastic analyses suggest that both designs can be applied in trusses with equal performances.

In contrast, the conclusion about equal performances of the statistical methods is not generic.

Talent does not equal performance.

But charter schools and neighborhood schools had nearly equal performance, despite the charters' additional classroom time, suggesting that the influence of more time is unclear.

"In the 70's in the West, women thought they could change the workplace to make an equal world through equal pay for equal performance and laws against rape, discrimination and so on -- and they had a lot of success," she said.

As Glass puts it, "Measures of equal performance or equal opportunity in hiring do not mean there is no bias.

When using optimal mixtures, both cycles (separation and non-separation) can provide approximately equal performance.