Sentence examples for performance which may be from inspiring English sources
It will not, however, be a live performance, which may be just as well since it is believed to be the loudest concert music ever performed.
A/J and 129/SvImJ strains showed poor learning performance, which may be due to their low rates of exploration.
On the behavioural level, patients with migraine demonstrate an increased attention performance which may be illustrated by, for example, smaller hit or interictal saccadic reaction times [1, 2].
Four weeks of plyometric training lead to increased rowing performance, which may be mediated by a moderate increase in peak power.
However, this increase is not associated with enhanced firm performance which may be a consequence of increased liability placed on directors.
The resulting analysis demonstrates clear variations and trends in DCA performance which may be used to inform conditions for future testing regimes.
Ms. Ripley and especially Mr. Emmick give witty bona-fide musical comedy performances, which may be laboring in vain.
Compared to Fe3O4-NPs@rGO, Fe3O4-ONCs@rGO hybrids shows superior electrochemical performance, including better cycling stability and rate performances, which may be attributed to the embedded structure of the nano-size Fe3O4-ONCs in rGO NSs.
Modern reheating furnaces are complex nonlinear dynamic systems having heat transfer performances which may be greatly influenced by operating conditions such as stock material properties, furnace scheduling and throughput rate.
However, there are conflicting data regarding the effect of OC on physical performances, which may be due partly to differences in the treatment combinations of oestrogen and progestin.
However, this study did not investigate as wide a range of covariates as we have examined and by grouping the results from different tests of performance into a summary score was unable to detect differences in the associations by type of performance measure which may be important when considering the most appropriate ways to intervene and the most likely pathways of association.
