Sentence examples for in actual performance from inspiring English sources

Researchers at the University of Massachusetts previously reported increases in readiness to intervene and in actual performance of brief interventions performed by residents and faculty physicians in a similar program which also provided clinician training, routine screening, and clinician prompting with screen-positive patients [ 24, 37].

They didn't necessarily choose capabilities with low scores in actual performance.

In actual performance the voices enter consecutively, each starting from the double bar in his particular line and then repeatedly backtracking to the beginning of the line.

It inherits the superiorities of Kriging metamodel, adaptive importance sampling and active learning mechanism, and enables only evaluating the interested samples in actual performance function.

Dawes built a simple model: Take four or five variables — GPA, test scores, etc. — assign them equal weight, average them on a numerical scale, and use that result as your prediction of how students will rank against each other in actual performance.

That is, fund managers and investors appear to be more interested in reporting of environmental returns than in actual performance.

However, any modeling error in may translate in actual performances (computed with accurate models) to violate.

To provide a hermeneutics of Vedic injunctions to make them suitable for practice in actual performances, the Mīmāṃsā exegetes need to be able to designate substitutes, of one type of grain for another, for example, or one animal for another, depending upon availability in the first place but upon similarity in the second place.

The tools are not often used (to a great extent) in actual performances.

"I know I'm not going to be in the actual performance, which is actually quite a relief in a weird way but I'm getting to think about the whole story rather than just one part," says Flynn.

For Soderbergh, Liberace's heroism isn't in his actual performance but in his success; he delivered childishness to grownups, and — here's the hard and heroic part — became rich and famous doing so.