Sentence examples for performance estimated from inspiring English sources

A California fund-raiser familiar with the party's August performance estimated that it raised roughly $17 million last month, a drop-off from the previous month, and finished with just $13 million in the bank.

In our study, systolic performance estimated by PRSW was minimally affected by hypothermia, and thus, little to reverse.

As expected, the prediction performance estimated using the "compounds out" protocol is generally lower than that using "mixtures out" validation.

Forage type had no effect on animal performance (estimated dry matter intake, milk production, fat, or protein).

The music effect on the emotional state was also considered with regard to the horse's performance estimated by race records.

In average, the results are poorer compared to the potential performance estimated from the strand scaling law.

The method performs well in the analyzed datasets and, importantly, gives stable performance estimates across cross-validation as well as independent test set runs.

"The board has limited confidence in current performance estimates generated by the D.O.E.'s performance assessment model," the letter said.

The Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board, which Congress created specifically to look at storage problems, said last month that the "technical basis" for the Energy Department's performance estimates "is weak to moderate".

The late J.B. Nichols, Boeing Aeronautical Systems Consultant to Henry Lahore: "Our estimate of Moller's Skycar performance employing these engine pods corroborates Moller's performance estimates".

Frost's performance estimates for the concept were for a potential of Mach 3.5 at 100000 feet altitudes.