Sentence examples for interpretation of performance from inspiring English sources
Interpretation of performance differences is made in regards to bulk and surface properties of these systems.
Adaptations of psychoanalytic theory have an especially large presence in the interpretation of performance, literature, film and visual arts.
Using process data, in particular timing information, to both enhance the interpretation of performance and evaluate the quality of the assessment data.
The diversity in the Consultant Performance Evaluation (CPE) criteria and the interpretation of performance levels amongst various assessors would undoubtedly undermine the reliability and transparency of CPE.
It is unlikely that any country would experience such a confluence of confounding factors affecting the interpretation of performance trends (including those raised elsewhere, e.g. Gebhardt and Adams, 2007; Monseur and Berezner, 2007; Monseur, 2009; Mazzeo and von Davier, 2008).
A review of the recent developments in emerging multiphase catalytic oxidation processes for the manufacture of various key chemicals, and an overview of reaction engineering principles needed for reactor design and interpretation of performance are presented.
Though this is by no means trivial, it provides a sound basis for comparison of materials, interpretation of performances, as well as clues for the rational design of the next generation of particles.
Although, PASAT induced arousal changes were not significantly related to performance among healthy adults, the observed arousal changes do raise concerns about interpretation of PASAT performance among more sensitive populations and indicate new areas of application of the procedure.
To ease the interpretation of the performance metrics, radarplots, generated using matplotlib [ 43], are plotted providing the measurements of tool performance for Recall, Precision, and the F-measure.
We set out to associate SNP annotations with predictive performance using a commercial broiler chicken line genotyped with a 600K SNP array, to shed light on annotated interpretation of prediction performance.
Ross admits that his use of data to recruit is largely limited to human-driven interpretation of candidate performance data.
