Sentence examples for performance published from inspiring English sources

She is the founder and compiler of the People & Planet Green League, a ranking of UK universities by environmental and ethical performance published annually by the Guardian.

Hughes's account quickly attained the status of historical fact and was echoed in such influential books as Henry Sayre's "The Object of Performance," published in 1989..

That point was made yet again in a study of gender differences in math performance published last month in Science magazine.

Hughes's account quickly attained the status of historical fact and was echoed in such influential books as Henry Sayre's "The Object of Performance," published in 1989.

He is co-author (with the late Donald K. Clifford, Jr). of the best-selling management book, The Winning Performance, published in 13 national editions.

A Lazard analysis of Carnival's recent performance, published in December, noted that during the fourth quarter of 2001, 17.6percentt of Carnival Cruises passengers flew to their ports of departure compared with 23.7percentthehe same quarter the previous year.

The Journal of Materials Engineering and Performance publishes contributions on all aspects of materials selection, design, processing, characterization, and evaluation.

We specifically selected three published datasets and compared RNAG's performance to the published performance of other methods in order to avoid self-serving selection biases and biases that can arise with less than ideal application of extant methods.

The first place to look at is the European Railway Agency's (ERA) railway safety performance report published earlier this year.

We then evaluated, when possible (7 articles), the performance of published biomarker combinations in the TRIBE-AKI cardiac surgery cohort.

Every employee's performance is published on league tables outside the staff canteen – showing what percentage of their target they have achieved next to their name.