Sentence examples for performance of communities from inspiring English sources
This paper highlights the importance of criteria and indicators to evaluate the status of performance of communities in managing their mangroves sustainably.
We also calculated a multifunctionality variable as the mean performance of communities over the four processes after standardizing each community performance (mean of 0 and standard deviation of 1) in order to give them the same weight.
The CoP Project's main objective is to design and test a tool for evaluating the performance of communities of practice in achieving their own stated objectives and advancing the agendas for which they implicitly exist.
But some of the greatest opportunities for improving crop performance may come from reversing past natural selection, in cases where there are tradeoffs between individual-plant fitness and the collective performance of communities of crop plants (Donald 1968).
The federal Health Resources and Services Administration, which works on health care access issues, is expected next year to release the first-ever system for measuring the performance of community paramedics, which could further accelerate the trend.
The performance of community-based algorithms cannot be guaranteed unless there exists an accurate influence-based community partition.
With our results, we show that the use of proper additional information can significantly improve the performance of community identification.
Regarding to this research branch, RST is often integrated with other traditional clustering algorithms in order to improve the detection performance of community discovery [69, 70].
In this study, we evaluated the performance of community land surface model (CLM4.5) to simulate the hydrologic fluxes, such as, soil moisture (SM), evapotranspiration (ET) and runoff with (without) remote sensing data assimilation.
Results showed that highly dense urban form ensured access to certain facilities and services and that daily service and amenities provision was positively correlated to building density and performance of community spatial characteristics.
In this article we argue that, independently of the aforementioned issue, the supposedly poor performance of community detection algorithms may be caused by the external classification itself and its misinterpretation.
