Sentence examples for fluctuations in performance from inspiring English sources
Specifically, we found that subjects were sensitive to local fluctuations in performance and confidence within blocks when forming global SPEs.
In Experiments 1 and 2, we obtained evidence that local fluctuations in performance were linked to changes in global SPEs at the end of the block.
The methodology involved applying data envelopment analysis and multiple linear regression to determine factors statistically significant for fluctuations in performance efficiency.
Both are not-for-profit options and, like most pensions nowadays, offer defined contributions rather than defined benefits – ie the payouts you receive on retirement are dependent on factors such as the amount you pay in, fluctuations in performance of the investment, and the economy.
"[HMRC] should also consider whether it is necessary to collect all the data it currently collects… or whether it would be more cost-effective to focus on a reduced number of key measures, such as those which are most business-critical or liable to fluctuations in performance".
While modulation of BOLD signal has been correlated with end-tidal CO2 and other measures of breathing, fluctuations in performance of BH have not been studied in the context of their impact on BOLD signal.
Mr. Haney said that it was likely that relatively small schools — of which there are an increasing number, because of the Bloomberg administration's breaking larger schools into smaller thematic programs — would show the most change, since any fluctuation in performance among even a few students would have a sizable impact.
This season has seen a wild fluctuation in performance with four different winners, racing for four different constructors - the first time this has happened since 1983.
Gijselaers (1997) speculated that the fluctuation in performance may be due to the open nature of PBL where the tutor is expected to modify behaviors as required for example, in one course a group of students may need more direction from the tutor than another group in a different course.
Since the reward schedule was dependent on performance history, fluctuations in animals' performance over the course of a block could have contributed to a correlation between large reward trials and high performance.
