Sentence examples for performance in the extant from inspiring English sources

Scholars have reported positive, negative, significant and non-significant relationships between market orientation and organisational performance in the extant literature (Lukas and Ferrell 2000; Ellis 2006; Kirca et al. 2005; Zhou et al. 2005; Atuahene-Gima 2005; Kyriakopolos and Moorman 2004; Voola and O'Cass 2010).

As with many other organismal traits, the evolution of components of flight performance in extant birds, including wing shape, is best understood as gradual change along a continuum or a stepwise accretion of traits [ 6].

From markings in the extant score, it is likely that the first Venice performances were in five acts, the three-act form being introduced either in Bologna or in the second Venice season.

Her love of vertebrate evolution brought her to the University of Bristol, UK where she embarked on a PhD degree which focused on assessing the interplay between skull shape variation and biomechanical performance in extant and extinct crocodiles.

The prosecutor added: "There is still no extant proceedings in the High Court, which given his performance in the witness box, is hardly surprising".

In this regard, the key question that needs to be answered is whether there are sufficient frameworks that project the integration of MO as an economic strategy and CSR as a social strategy leading to business performance in extant marketing and management literature?

That story doesn't surface in the extant sources until Plutarch, half a millennium later.

In our study, we provide a re-estimation of the figures provided in the extant literature.

Surprisingly, our results do not match prior findings in the extant literature.

As discussed in the extant literature, selection of suitable social measures was difficult.

They are interdependent and incentivized to cooperate in conserving the extant network rules.