Sentence examples for performance introduction from inspiring English sources

The study of Zimmermann and colleagues has evident limitations: lack of a control group and/or randomization, single-center performance, introduction and evaluation of several interventions at the same time, and, in addition, lack of clear definitions for terms like balanced volume therapy or infection control.

Experiments were conducted in a specially designed facility that simultaneously allowed characterization of fan performance and introduction of the perturbations.

In summary, the performance of introduction of Cu metallic particles to decorate CNTs field emitters by EPD method has been investigated.

This may reflect that further operational and health systems research for improving the performance and introduction of new TB care delivery strategies is needed [53].

Research into high-Nb γ-TiAl based titanium aluminides has shown promising improvements in performance by introduction of the σ-Nb2Al phase.

For the durability performance, the introduction of 0.5 wt% of 120 nm nano-BN enhances the resistance of RPC with standard curing and heat curing maximally by 55.56% and 34.96%, respectively.

For the heat transfer performance, the introduction of pseudo-plastic fluid flow greatly improved the heat transfer efficiency owing to the generation of secondary flow due to the shear-thinning property.

Since the use of medical devices in clinical practice continues to expand, rigorous monitoring for medical device performance, the introduction of unique device identifiers on devices to improve their traceability in the United States and Europe, greater awareness of device malfunctions and demand for increased reliability of medical devices is warranted [ 20, 21].

While his predecessor, Steven P. Jobs, was famous for his creative vision and flamboyant performances at introductions of the company's products, Mr. Cook was known for his behind-the-scenes work — particularly for his shrewd negotiating tactics with suppliers.

(Another clip of the same performance, featuring an introduction and award presentation by Earl Wilson and Leonard Feather, addresses, intentionally and not, the politics of race in jazz).

Read about Yo-Yo Ma's performance in the introduction above.