Studies include the measuring of open-circuit performance curves to interpret performances in terms of reductions in concentration overpotentials.
These features of task-specific performance schemas reflect raters' efforts to understand the requirements of task-specific performance and the use of 'task-specific performance theory' to interpret and evaluate what is happening during the patient encounter.
Membrane autopsy was conducted to determine what effect(s) membrane physiochemical properties might have on system performance and to interpret the potential molecular level interactions occurring near the membrane-feed stream interface.
For teachers, they must know how to use efficient assessment ways, such as portfolio, face-to-face meeting, questionnaire, to collect students' learning information, how to use authentic assessment tasks to evaluate students' real performance, how to interpret the scores correctly and how to use appraisal and encouraging remarks to avoid the hurting of slower students, etc.
Then, referring to the inexhaustible possibility of performance, he said, "To interpret these plays is to rediscover life".
As a consequence, poor performance is difficult to interpret.
Excluding the overlap from the random set creates an unjustified bias to the gold standard database, and makes performance measures difficult to interpret.
The seismic performance measure was used to interpret how the rocking core technology improves seismic performances of the demonstration buildings.
Peers comment on his pace, engineers praise his ability to interpret performance and assist technical development, and sponsors and broadcasters adore his level-headed, well-mannered demeanour.
The downtown performance artist Dynasty Handbag, assigned to interpret Ann Cvetkovich's "Depression: A Public Feeling" (which recommends knitting as a resistance activity against capitalist-induced collective anomie), began by noting that she wasn't going to quote any actual words from the book.
