Sentence examples for performance further work from inspiring English sources

While intercalating significantly improved subsequent exam performance, further work would also help to determine whether these benefits correlate with long-term career prospects, specifically with competitive speciality training and careers in academia.

While the draft Prism framework provided a new direction in analysing RHIS performance, further work was needed to delineate the boundaries of the technical, behavioural and organizational determinants, and to specify the relationship among the three categories to measure their relative impact on RHIS performance.

Such limitations may compromise safety and performance; thus further work in these areas is warranted.

Nevertheless we believe our results warrant further investigation into the use of GP in this context for at least three reasons: As stated above, our implementation of GP was purposely not optimized, and we can expect substantial improvements in performance from further work aimed at tuning the various GP parameters.

On the basis of the promising performance of our method, further work is warranted to fully optimize algorithm parameters and validate our findings in larger populations.

aFor an assessment of the outcomes of the HRH policy making, and an analysis of the evolving incentive environment in the post-conflict period and how it affected the recruitment, retention and performance of HWs, see further work carried out by the ReBUILD Consortium (http://www.rebuildconsortium.com/publications/index.htm).htm

The purpose of technical documentation is to enable the customer, installer and other third party organizations to easily identify routes, cables, termination enclosures and provides a performance baseline against which any further work is assessed.

Given the promising performance of our initial application, further work may benefit by incorporating quantitative measures of gene or protein activity.

Furthermore, this work identifies the sampling resolution of the TAS design as a critical factor influencing its performance and suggests a need for further work to quantify the relationship between the spatial resolution of surveillance data in different epidemiological settings and the performance of survey designs.

The report was delayed to allow further work to improve performance, however, despite good work it says the system remains under significant stress.

Further work should consider implementation performance and complexity estimation with a comparison to similar flexible systems using traditional OFDM techniques.