The phrase "performance is as expected" is grammatically correct and it is usable in written English.
You can use it in a variety of situations, such as when you want to describe the results of a project or task. For example, "The project was completed on time and the performance is as expected."
In a field experiment using a prototype wind turbine with a flanged diffuser shroud, the output performance was as expected and equalled that of the wind tunnel experiment.
The difference was not always statistically significant in post-hoc comparisons for each fitness index at each level, but the relative performance was as expected.
Lucene and RI-Index seem to somewhat follow each other in terms of performance, which is as expected, given the similarities in how they are trained.
The predicting Area Under ROC (AUC) scores for each model-TF pair are given in Figure 2. As shown, SIL3D consistently has the worst performance, which is as expected.
The overall picture is as expected, the performance of high track students is higher, regardless of the indicator.
Also, the difference in performance is smaller for larger networks, which is as expected.
From the viewpoint of the execution times, performance results are as expected.
The last relationship among non-moderating variables, responsiveness, and performance proved to be as expected.
Especially the effect on the performance situations subscale was as expected, with the oldest children (i.e., 12 15-year-olds) exhibiting the highest levels of inhibited responses in performance situations such as singing and dancing in front of a group.
In a sell note Ramona Tipnis at Shore Capital said: We retain forecasts for now and reiterate our sell recommendation as performance across the group has been as expected.
Given the limited sensitivity inherent to RNAi experiments [45], the performance gauged by RNAi screens was, as expected, lower than that found by cross-validation.
