Sentence examples for interpreted as performance from inspiring English sources

This comparison may also be interpreted as performance comparison between the fast algorithm and the direct I/Q algorithm, since the latter algorithm's noise performance is directly given by the noise on each component.

The young women recalled that based on the under-representation of female colleagues in their professional field they are constantly subjected to attention, which some of them interpreted as performance pressure and performance drive.

Their premise was that evidence should be distilled into clinical practice guidelines, and interpreted as performance indicators.

First, measurement of professionals may be interpreted as performance management, aimed to achieve organisational goals, or to identify 'bad apples,' rather than supporting individuals and teams to enhance and maintain their expertise [ 1].

The performance evaluation should be interpreted as a performance indication due to the rather unspecified X-ray setup, with its advantage of a potentially high degree of generalization, and the simplified synthetic radiograph model.

These can be interpreted as the performance of a user at the cell edge and cell center, respectively.

This finding may be interpreted as low performance group members' perceived self-efficacy, mathematics achievement and verbal memories have a matching tendency.

A model using age alone as an assessment tool to predict HA-AKI is predictive of outcome but with an AUC which at best can be interpreted as 'moderate performance'.

The estimate is similar to the figure found in a survey carried out with PLHA in health facilities across several Peruvian cities in 2008 [ 15], and this consistency could be interpreted as a performance parameter of the Peruvian HAART Program (i.e. approximately a fifth of PLHA registered in the Program and with ARV indication are waiting to start therapy at a given point in time).

Hope is a good thing, but not when it can be interpreted as yet another performance metric.

Because of the time span between studying the knowledge and taking the test, test results of fifth and sixth-year students were interpreted as long-term performance.