Sentence examples for performance ensues from inspiring English sources

In this regard, integrating LIE use into a process model of emergency care, such as the one proposed by the International Federation for Emergency Medicine [42], would deepen our understanding of how this use affects emergency clinical processes, and how improved performance ensues in terms of efficiency, quality, and safety.

Mr Havel was firm; a carefully vetted performance ensued, to the delight of the beleaguered Clintons.

A half-hour performance ensued, with a full complement of Chinese instruments, and players dressed in vividly colored courtly garb.

Williams started fast in the women's singles against Bencic — with an early break to storm to a 3-0 lead — before an error-strewn performance ensued as Bencic recovered to win the opener.

The higher task performance ensuing from task-related compensation frustrates finding and proving the existence of a severe underlying deficit, providing an incorrect picture of the child's skills and deficits.

Ancient Hellenic theatrical performances ensued, carrying the guests to a distant past love for culture and learning.

Obviously, this does not bode well for the accuracy of the approximation of the distribution and the performance of ensuing algorithms.

Impressions, one-liners, and "performance pieces" ensue.

Just as impressive was the hush that fell over the Bowl during the ensuing performance — an intelligently plotted, flowingly musical account of Beethoven's Ninth.

The Cage was followed by an impromptu "remix" of the concert by Matthew Herbert, who for once requested that the audience turn on their telephones so they could send themselves text messages and – beep beep – contribute to the ensuing performance.

The ensuing performance includes a sonically thrilling sequence set to backwards-running film of mattresses being dropped into a field, and a singer who groans and wails to alarming effect.