Sentence examples for perform compared from inspiring English sources

Testing is notoriously problematic and there have been questions about how well they perform compared with placebos.

When PISA results were first presented 12 years ago, the participating countries were excited to see how their school systems perform compared to one another.

But our high school kids really lag, which means that "the longer American children are in school, the worse they perform compared to their international peers," said McKinsey.

Parents around here don't want to know how we perform compared with a college in Surrey or Cornwall, they want to compare us with local schools and other institutions.

The system calculates the value teachers add to their students' achievement, based on changes in test scores from year to year and how the students perform compared with others in their grade.

Still, the specter of Tebow and how he fits into this season and how he might perform compared with Sanchez lingered afterward, same as always, same as forever, unless the Jets hand Tebow their talent-bereft roster, at which point there is no turning back.

While in London there are some excellent clinicians and some of the best treatment in the NHS can be found there, London trusts consistently under-perform compared to the rest of the country," said Steve Richards, Macmillan's director for England.

· Scotland keeps its own statistics and in 2005 there were 12,603 abortions performed, compared to 12,461 in 2004.

Chester E. Finn Jr., an assistant secretary of education under President Reagan, said there was no data on how the students of these teachers performed compared with their peers.

Thus, with easy access to e-commerce analytics, online stores are able to answer important questions such as: How is revenue performing compared to past trends?

"That's good, but it leaves you in the dark about how it performs compared to all your competitors out there".