Sentence examples for performance publication from inspiring English sources

Additionally, a weighted multiple stepwise regression of assumed year of study performance, publication language (English vs German), publication status (published vs unpublished), and sample type (patients vs normals) on mean IQ was calculated for the MWT only.

Dreier and Duchamp, along with Man Ray, founded the Société Anonyme in 1920, an organization that aimed to teach Americans about European and American modern art and to introduce the art and artists through lectures, performances, publications, and exhibitions.

Brahms destroyed as many of his scores as he released for performance and publication.

Instead French musicians imposed their own six-month ban on the performance and publication of his music in France.

For schools, there was no national curriculum, no parental choice, no systematic means of monitoring performance, no publication of examination results beyond what schools themselves chose to reveal.

The order of their writing ended up being the reverse of their performance and publication (all three plays have been published in one volume in the United States by Vintage Books).

The increasing emphasis placed on value-based medicine has become a powerful motivating factor that has driven the performance and publication of more comparative clinical outcome studies.

In the 20th century the Nazi regime and its Reichsmusikkammer cited Mendelssohn's Jewish origin in banning performance and publication of his works, even asking Nazi-approved composers to rewrite incidental music for A Midsummer Night's Dream.

One of the core aims of the project was to explore the relative importance and performance of publication outputs associated with different funding mechanisms.

The authors declare they have no competing interest in the performance or publication of this research.

39 In addition to the type of selection process, the mean effect size also determines the performance of publication bias detection methods.