Sentence examples for performance correctly from inspiring English sources

Applying their analysis to novels outside Project Gutenberg's database, including Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol and Ernest Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea, they found it predicted a title's performance correctly in seven out of the 10 titles chosen.

To evaluate their thermal performance correctly, a large test specimen including reinforced members and joints will be necessary.

The neuropeptide cleavage prediction models had an exceptional performance, correctly predicting cleavage in more than 86% of the prohormone sequence positions.

Twenty-two stage managers run amok over two stages and 40 lighting technicians are on hand to light the room and performances correctly.

What changes are evident in driver performance once the technology is enabled and functioning correctly?

At his opening-night performance, he correctly breezed through 90 minutes, seemingly randomly picking people's names out of the ether and then identifying some personal facts about each person.

There are no documented failures or adverse performance of correctly specified and installed square shaft helical piles [1].

Information on the cost of fishing is integral in measuring fisheries performance and correctly evaluating the economic impacts of fisheries regulations and management rules.

We also find the interesting fact that with the sample size n larger, the performance of correctly selecting the zero covariates for the adaptive bridge is better whenever (rho=0.5mbox{ or }0.9).

To assess the improvement in observers' performance in correctly diagnosing pulmonary lesions, McNemar's test [23] was employed for sensitivity, specificity, and positive and negative predictive values and the chi-square test with Yates correction [23] for accuracy.

Importantly, specificity and accuracy of the three miRNAs were all larger than those from LIPS, sepsis, or pneumonia (Additional file 1: Table S4), suggesting that these miRNAs have better performance in correctly classifying at-risk controls.