Sentence examples for performance is well from inspiring English sources
The relationship of untreated mental illness to substance abuse, foster care, juvenile crime and poor school performance is well documented.
And Teale's performance is well matched by that of Tom Burke who plays the impressionable Adolph as an overgrown child-man whose doubts about his wife's talent and fidelity are perfectly articulated by his tormentor.
The bank said its "financial performance is well ahead of the prior year" and reiterated that it planned to resume paying dividends in the second half of this year.
protected by an overly cozy board (or, in frequent cases like JP Morgan, where Jamie Dimon is both C.E.O. and chairman of his own board) gets rich if he succeeds but is not penalized when his performance is, well, meh.
· More classical CD reviews At super-budget price, the LSO can get away with presenting a CD of nothing but The Planets, where pricier labels would consider a fill-up a necessity, and at such a price Colin Davis's performance is well worth hearing.
Chemistry is taught in a store-room, drama in the foyer of the technology department; 563 pupils are being educated in space designed for 380, yet their performance is well above average for an all-ability school.In many ways, this could be any state school that is succeeding against the odds in a rough urban area.
The negative association between increased anxiety associated with assessment and academic performance is well-established (e.g., Hembree, 1988; Stobart, 2001).
Because commercial aircraft are built with thin-walled structures, their structural performance is well-modeled using shell-element meshes.
The association between 25(OH D concentrations and muscular performance is well-known, particularly in elderly persons [ 20].
Binary responses are particularly useful for determination of classifier performance since predictive performance is well-measured by sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values, and accuracy.
The impact of poor work conditions on recruitment and retention, worker's satisfaction, patient satisfaction, turnover rate, quality of care, patient outcomes and health systems performance is well-researched in developed countries [ 16, 17].
