Sentence examples for performance has tracked from inspiring English sources

Glencore's recent performance has tracked global turbulence.

And like many other market forecasters, his overall performance was "very poor" compared with that of basic stock index funds, said Mark Hulbert, editor of The Hulbert Financial Digest, which has tracked the performance of investment advisory newsletters since 1980.

Since 2003, Patrika has tracked the performance of state legislators.

"It has tracked the performance of the top 100 FTSE companies very closely and has ongoing charges of just 0.1% per annum compared with the 2% many active UK funds charge".

Ibbotson Associates, a Chicago research firm, has tracked the performance of different classes of stocks over time.

According to Marketocracy.com, a site that has tracked his performance since 2002, one of Cummings's portfolios has an average annual return in excess of 24% vs. 12.9% for the S&P.

In fact, Hulbert Financial Digest has ranked the letter second in risk-adjusted performance for the ten years it has tracked, Equity Fund Outlook.

The lift response has tracked the trajectories well with favorable dynamic morphing performance via feedback tracking control.

Over the last 12 months, AOL's stock performance has closely tracked that of Vivendi, a company facing significant financial difficulties.

Rockefeller's Judith Rodin, who spent 10 years as the president of the University of Pennsylvania, told me she believes that in this respect philanthropies are "less mature" than universities, which for decades have tracked the performance of their endowments, the academic qualifications of their incoming students and the achievements of their faculty.

No previous studies have tracked changes in performance on behavioural impulsivity tasks in relation to alcohol involvement over such an extended period of time, and we believe that the current study makes a very important contribution in this regard.