Sentence examples for is still not performing from inspiring English sources
"Today's NAO report into the disposal of public land shows that the government's policy for releasing public land to build new homes is still not performing well enough".
But for all the efforts of the mayor's office and the startup community, and despite all the great things going on, Boston, in my view, is still not performing even close to its (superior) potential.
Carotid ultrasonography is a simple and non-invasive tool for assessing the extent of atherosclerotic diseases, but, is still not performed routinely in patients undergoing CAG.
However, SMA screening is still not performed as routinely as CF testing, in part because of a conflicting ACOG statement that SMA should not be offered to the general population.
Although all of the aforementioned studies were performed before publication of the SCCM guidelines in 2002, a recently reported prospective surveillance study conducted in 44 ICUs during 2004 revealed that sedation assessment is still not performed in many patients who are receiving sedative drugs [ 18].
But those officials acknowledge that parts of the system are still not performing as well as they had hoped.
But a comprehensive analysis of methylation status of chromosome 3 in ccRCC was still not performed.
MRI of the fetal heart is still not routinely performed.
While common in human laboratories, this approach to reducing the number of manual differentials in veterinary laboratories is still not commonly performed.
The proposed system has been designed to be used during the rehabilitation phase when the arm is potentially able to recover its functionality, but the hand is still not able to perform a grasp due to the lack of an efficient thumb opposition.
At present, although Q-PCR methods are in general more efficient than dideoxy-sequencing on FFPE material, since they target small sequences likely to be preserved upon formalin fixation, it is still not clear how they perform on a daily routine basis in this context.
