Sentence examples for performance and readiness from inspiring English sources

Many runners consider that it is helpful to train for shorter long distance races as a way of gauging how they're doing; shorter distances allow you to assess your performance and readiness for longer distances.

A detailed standards-based performance approach modestly improved providers' performance and facility readiness to offer antiretroviral therapy.

Organism performance and technology readiness are categorized as near-term (<5 years), mid-term (5 10 years), and long-term (>10 years) process deployment.

However, another study found no relationship between P4P performance and prior readiness to meet quality standards[ 100].

Over the last 15 years, the importance of nutrition and feeding practices to military performance and operational readiness has gained increasing attention and support from within the British military, but the issue of self-administration of dietary and training supplements has been largely ignored.

Throughout discussions of the role of the self in judging one's performance and the readiness to accept feedback from other sources, it became clear that there remain fundamental differences of opinion across all groups with respect to how much learners and physicians should disclose to their patients, their colleagues, or themselves about their limitations.

We've never had a fuel-cell car so abjectly normal — in terms of range, performance and production-readiness — as the Honda FCX Clarity, which Honda is offering for lease in California.

We report the current status of hardware development including the design requirement, expected performance, and technical readinesses of key technologies.

We will present the manufacturing process of Silicon Pore Optics, the achieved optical performance and their technology readiness level.

WestEd researchers looked at academic performance, college/career readiness and other criteria.

The purpose of this study was to examine the effectiveness of team-based learning (a well-recognized learning and teaching strategy), applied in a health assessment subject, on nursing students' perceived teamwork (team-efficacy and team skills) and academic performance (individual and team readiness assurance tests, and examination scores).