Temporal context (One vs. Five Standard ISIs) did not have a consistent effect on performance.
The standardized fitness is used to have a consistent readout of performance of cells.
This was based on the assumption that all crews studied were well acquainted with their machines, followed an established procedure and had reached a consistent performance level.
The corporation has generally enjoyed a consistent performance in the UK, even when it has been in decline in the US.
In Figures 7 and 8, the proposed approach has a consistent and better performance of channel estimation for 2×2 and 3×3 MIMO systems, and the joint scheme has a poor performance of channel estimation because of incorrect estimated timing offsets [17].
In contrast, some authors propose that the addition of illustrations within alternative written formats has a consistent influence on performance, although again with conflicting conclusions; these effects may depend to some extent on whether the images are considered by students to be irrelevant, helpful or essential in order to answer the question [ 2, 13].
For Amec, having a consistent level of operational performance is encouraging and the outlook, which is relatively unchanged, shows promise.
Jamie Langfield has been here now for nine years, and has very rarely had consistent performance levels.
HEp-2 cells will be used for all MIC determinations as they are the most relevant immortalised cell line (cervical), are widely used, and have previously been shown to have consistent performance in MIC assays when compared to other cell lines [ 35].
Limited partners, the giant pensions and foundations and endowments that invest in VC funds, soured on venture capital for a few years, but they are generally more willing to keep betting on firms that have shown consistent performance.
