Sentence examples for expected better performance from inspiring English sources

BLOOMBERG NEWS Cautious Optimism Among Hedge Fund Managers  |  More than half of hedge fund managers expected better performance this year than last, but 42 percent said 2013 would be difficult or somewhat difficult for the industry, according to a new survey by the professional services firm Rothstein Kass.

The assistant experimenters were reading out the instructions for the condition where they expected better performance more slowly and clearly.

This laptop was clearly designed to look good, and it definitely does, but for the kind of money you have to pay for it I would have expected better performance.

If initial orienting of attention to the cued location had been quicker in the high-reward than in the low-reward, condition, one would have expected better performance for targets at the validly cued location in the high-reward condition.

Although we expected better performance of females during the first half of the menstrual cycle due to their suggested higher sensitivity for social signals, emotional perspective taking does not seem to be associated with menstrual cycle phase or hormone concentration to the same extent as e.g., emotion recognition.

Also as expected, better performances are obtained, for higher values of η, α and μ parameters.

Robert P. Wayman, the company's chief financial officer, said it sees little growth in PC sales in the United States, though it expects better performance in international markets.

Expect better performance than from the bargain-brand competitors, and a higher price tag to match.

They are also essentially suitable for multimodal feature learning, and could expect better performance with larger datasets.

"The big boys have had such a good run, but I think you can expect better performance from innovative technology small caps," he adds.

Some predict that something similar will happen to Verizon if it suddenly finds itself home to millions of iPhone owners expecting better performance.