Sentence examples for more direct performance from inspiring English sources

But similar to the Fans First email campaigns, Spotify could create a special artist-to-fan messaging section in its app that could alert users to new releases and playlists as brand advertising, or even push tours and merchandise as more direct performance advertising.

His control problems, and not his problems with Posada, had a more direct effect on his performance.

First, New Relic announced theirs on Monday and today AppDynamics followed suit with its own update to provide more direct insight into business performance — not just the underlying systems and applications.

These in-situ results notwithstanding, there is no quantitative comparison here [6, 7] of the strain during growth with that after growth which would have a more direct impact on device performance.

Since the forward light scattering is considered to have a more direct effect on visual performance than the backward light scattering, this measurement could provide valuable insights into visual function.

This would likely result in the same maximum SALI value for all data sets allowing more direct comparison s of model performance with the various data sets.

Simulation practice evaluation has evolved from self-reports of indirect measures such as learner satisfaction and confidence to more direct measures of learning and performance improvement.

This is consistent with hippocampus' reportedly more direct role in water maze performance and enhanced vulnerability to aging [56], [57].

This health club model is more directed to maximizing performance using basic principles of reconditioning and muscle strengthening.

Other key principles? A. I think that the more direct the accountability, the greater the performance.

With reduced sensitivity, the intensity of natural selection has declined, and thus mutations that cause deviations in the direct character, δ, will spread more easily, causing decay in the direct performance of the adaptive character.