Sentence examples for performance on a series from inspiring English sources

Based primarily on Soviet Russia's Leninist-Stalinist education system with antecedents in China's keju system, China's examination-oriented system, in which access to higher education was determined by one's performance on a series of national examinations (the gaokao), achieved two major goals.

Children who engaged in adult-mediated computer activity showed higher levels of performance on a series of cognitive measures and more reflective response styles as compared to the other children.

A study on capstan partial pressure suits (PPSs) was conducted to determine their effects on pilots' operational performance on a series of ergonomic measures at different pressure levels using objective and subjective approaches.

The developed approach was validated by multiple successive extraction method applied to test its performance on a series of 10 samples, i.e. 2 samples per each of 5 genera: Abies, Larix, Picea, Pinus (Pinaceae) and Juniperus (Cupressaceae), widely distributed in the boreal conifer forests of Eurasia.

An earlier study found that longer naps that allowed sleepers to enter REM led to better performance on a series of creative word problems, National Geographic reported.

City Manager Dave Kiff reported the city's performance on a series of measures it began tracking during the 2009-10 fiscal year.

We investigated the influence of BT on the performance of a series of cognitive tasks, controlling for the habitual intake level of caffeine, complexity of the task and inter-participant differences in cognition.

This paper presents an experimental study carried out on the dynamic performance of a series of full-scale floors constructed with metal-web joists with focus on modal frequencies, modal shapes and damping.

In the first poll, ask respondents to score a candidate's performance based on a series of one-line descriptions that emphasize his (or her) immense contribution to public service and poor treatment of employees.

In the second poll, ask respondents to score the candidate's performance based on a series of one-line descriptions that emphasize his (or her) average contribution to public service and exemplary treatment of employees.

For example, performance on a number-series test might represent a weighted composite of number, reasoning, and memory abilities for a complex series.