Previous research with this and related instruments has found that students' positive attitudes coming into a statistics course predicts their eventual performance in such a course and that attitudes improve only marginally following instruction (Elmore, 1993; Shultz and Koshino, 1998) or can even deteriorate (Schau and Emmioglu, 2012).
In engineered bone grafts, the combined actions of bone-forming cells, matrix and bioactive stimuli determine the eventual performance of the implant.
Of course, there were some gripes, but even when people didn't like the decisions, they felt they had been treated fairly and, so, willingly participated in the plant's eventual performance turnaround.
This hurt the eventual performance of this approach.
In many electronic applications, the surface properties of hydrogen-terminated diamond films determine the eventual performance of the electronic device.
But the individual pieces will start to stretch out, Mr. Rzewski says, bringing the eventual performance time of the entire work to eight hours.
When it comes to recommendation letters, if the same writer weighs in on multiple candidates, HR personnel can assess her degree of bias by comparing her past assessments to employees' eventual performance.
In the early stages of general election campaigns, a president's approval ratings have often been at least as accurate a guide to his eventual performance as the head-to-head numbers.
The experiment has detected difficulties concerning the effectiveness of pre-tensioning, mostly due to the anchoring, although the eventual performance of the CFRP pre-stressed girders is found to be satisfactory.
Nonetheless, the correctness of these predictions is of major importance for the eventual performance of the proposed algorithms.
