Sentence examples for performances are consistent with from inspiring English sources
The overall vector performances are consistent with all raw ASM vector data characteristics previously discussed.
Such performances are consistent with the assertion that key former Baathist military officers are coordinating Isis military operations, which was confirmed in my conversations with security officials in Kirkuk on Wednesday.
The reference parameterized model (Equation 3), based on nine parameters, encompasses a very large sample of possible technical setups and its results on GHG performances are consistent with the literature.
The overall performances were consistent with single-channel systems.
In each of these cases, the improvements in performance are consistent with the enhanced information about 3D structure provided by stereoscopic cues.
Thus, we investigate here whether the shape and the relationship of shape with performance are consistent with what we would expect from pendulum mechanics.
Overall, the behavioral data on SART performance are consistent with previous studies using a similar method [46], [54] and provide a behavioral validation of the finer-grained thought-probe method used in this study to assess the four classes of conscious experiences of interest.
Thus, the statistical indicators for formal assessment of model performance are consistent with good fit and predictive ability.
The emerging correlations in the current study, between carnosine increase and exercise performance, are consistent with the role of carnosine as an intramuscular H+ buffer.
Our present findings regarding neurobehavioral performance are consistent with those of Otto et al. (1992), who reported no changes in neurobehavioral performance among subjects exposed to a similar mixture of 23 VOCs relative to clean air.
Third, although practice effects were not a focus of this manuscript, our finding that greater past exposure to the cognitive tests resulted in better performance are consistent with the literature (Duff et al., 2010; Dodge et al., 2011; Machulda et al., 2013).
