Sentence examples for it seems that performance from inspiring English sources

Given that a mean 62% of the manipulated images were accurately detected and a mean 56% of the manipulations located, it seems that performance was very roughly similar on the two tasks.

It seems that performance is only limited by creativity.

If this paradigm can be applied to the clinically applied Mills manipulation, it seems that performance of the manoeuvre in 65° forward flexion of the shoulder girdle joint may reduce neural tension and extraneous muscle responses.

I don't know whether or not Charlie Chaplin was at that concert (he might have been), but Rouvali made it seem that way in a spectacular performance that brought to mind Chaplin's 1936 silent (with sound effects) comedy, "Modern Times". .

Contrasting with this positive correlation, it seems that read performance is slightly negatively correlated with scalability: databases with high scalability tend to have higher write performance than read performance.

Pussy Riot's song-and-dance number shocked many people, myself included – yet it seems that their performance has exposed a genuine truth about the dismal failings of the criminal justice system.

As a result, it seems that subjects' performance data are affected by the level of AH as well as ED.

By comparing Figure 4 with Figure 3, it seems that the performance for the WLAN channel models is slightly better than for the Exponential channels.

It seems that the performance of CSTBR can be enhanced with an innovative gas supply system, which may reduce the gas bubble size and result in higher lateral velocity at the releasing point, especially, throughout the periphery instead of the center of the reactor through a single or multiple orifice.

It seems that human performance and organizational factors were "recurring" themes and constituting major root-causes of past sever nuclear accidents - starting from the SL1 in 1961 all the way to the Fukushima Daiichi in 2011.

For SI, it seems that the performance of ridge depends on n rather than p1.