Sentence examples for example performance from inspiring English sources
For example, take a student who had previously studied, for example, performance studies at university.
For example, performance on a number-series test might represent a weighted composite of number, reasoning, and memory abilities for a complex series.
If you are dismissed first on, for example, performance grounds, you may have a claim for unfair dismissal if you can show the only reason for your underperformance is due to the unreasonable pressure and/or demands of your employer.
Del Bono said: "There are quite a lot of established indicators on the list, for example performance at 'key stage 1 and 2', but few in terms of inequalities in health or health behaviours apart from birth weight.
Among students who have difficulty with equations like 4 + 5 + 3 = __ + 3, for example, performance improves markedly if they are taught the right gestures: grouping together the unique left-side numbers with a two-fingered V, and then pointing the index finger at the blank space on the right.
For example, performance on verbal working memory tasks (e.g., remember a set of letters), but not spatial working memory tasks (e.g., remembering a set of locations on a computer screen), is impaired by having to say a syllable or word repeatedly (e.g., "the, the, the") during a memory delay.
For example, performance-based funding can lead to the distortion of information/selective reporting and separate disease-specific information systems [ 69, 70].
For example, performance-based incentives and the nature of supportive supervision encourages ASHAs to focus on promoting biomedical care (in particular institutional delivery) and in achieving targets set by the health facility.
For example, performances on the E. coli network seem to level out at some 64% AUROC and 8% AUPR which cannot be considered satisfying.
Three examples of the model performance are shown.
Though Pearson has done well in California, for example, its performance in Texas has been mediocre.
