Sentence examples for performed relative from inspiring English sources

It's interesting to note how inconsistently the American economy has performed relative to these figures.

The problem is that they do not consider how a candidate performed relative to expectations.

The best you can do is see how its price has performed relative to other things (see chart).

More significant will be how departments within universities have performed relative to each other, with managers likely to concentrate resources on strong areas, rather than on trying to bring up weaker ones.

When academics get stuck into their piles of marking this Christmas, most will be assessing work competitively – assigning marks to indicate how well a student has performed relative to their classmates.

The best empirical way to estimate the "bounce" a candidate will get out of a state is to look at how he performed relative to his polls.

The Medicare agency distributed the data to hospitals last year to show how they performed relative to each other and to encourage more efficient, safer practices.

WRITING at the Peterson Institute's website, economist Arvind Subramanian attempts to hang some numbers on the discussion of how Iceland has performed relative to the Baltics in recent years.

IT ALL began with a phone call, from a banker at Merrill Lynch who wanted to know how investors in shares had performed relative to investors in other assets.

Of course, what this also obfuscates is how the iPhone performed relative to other devices.

Fig. 5 Percentage of communications performed relative to the number of interferers.