Sentence examples for has been performing very from inspiring English sources

"Sebastien played in November with France and he has been performing very well with his club".

"He has been performing very well for Quins and has been a feature in their pack.

"He [Mike Petrasso] has been performing very well in the Under-21 league and we've been tracking him for a while.

Adelson said that Digg Ads, the company's recently launched ad product that lets users vote on the advertising they're seeing, has been performing very well, generating high click through rates that the company "wasn't expecting to see".

"Sebastien played in November with France and he has been performing very well with his club". Backs: Maxime Machenaud, Morgan Parra, Frederic Michalak, Francois Trinh-Duc, Mathieu Bastareaud, Vincent Clerc, Wesley Fofana, Florian Fritz, Yoann Huget, Maxime Medard.

60 0 40 Use of an auto-pulse shelf Yes No No Yes No No Information of cardiac arrest given by pre-hospital team Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Transfusion             Red blood cells 4 5 4 8 10 6 Plasma 2 2 4 6 4 3 Platelets 0 0 0 0 1 0 Death Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes. Discussion Although resuscitative thoracotomy has been performed very quickly after admission, all our patients died.

Unfortunately, while screening plant populations for resistance patterns may be slow, assessing the virulence structure of matching pathogen populations is extremely laborious and has been performed very infrequently.

The Long Island Rail Road already has 200 M7's in operation, and Brian Dolan, a spokesman, said they had been performing very well in the cold and snow.

"We've got a very good side and we've been performing very well of late," added Sordell.

"But the fact we've been performing very well gives us the belief we can produce two perfect games".

Nowadays, there are many regions in the world over which surveying measurements have been performed (very often with the use of ground sample plots with a radius varying from few, up to over a dozen meters) along with the simultaneous acquisition of ALS data (Ruiz et al. 2014).