Sentence examples for grounds of performance from inspiring English sources

Football matches and clubs are not competitive products where I can switch allegiance from England to Italy, or from Everton to Liverpool on grounds of performance or price.

In May 1980, the FN XM249 was selected as the best choice for future development on the grounds of performance and cost, while the HK XM262 reportedly came a close second.

The main ground of performance improvement in our protocol is mainly due to the forwarder set selection procedure.

In Greece there is a law against sacking government workers solely on grounds of poor performance.

"If your employer turns down your request on the grounds of your performance than you need to have a clear idea of what is expected to gain this pay rise".

Falling below this triggers automatic inspection by Ofsted, and could have implications for the number of state schools vulnerable to being converted into academies on the grounds of poor performance.

In order to obtain the ground truth of performance of in silico fragmentation software it is important to exclude all pre-knowledge or any bias such as molecular formula lookup, database ranking or any other means that would influence the score.

He said he was "shocked beyond words" at being axed: "I cannot believe I was removed on grounds of non-performance.

Some in the Republican party have been trying to force Steele out on the grounds of his poor performance.

Finally, the advantage of using genetic algorithms over traditional "hill-climbing" optimization methods is shown, on the grounds of both nominal performance and robustness.

Unlike a drug or treatment modality, excluding highly trained practitioners from treating patients on the grounds of cost-effectiveness performance alone is unlikely to be cost-effective.