Sentence examples for performers compared from inspiring English sources

"Young migrants, too, are considerably over-represented in the category of low performers compared to the average native-born".

Condé Nast's technology and gadgets magazine, Wired, and Dennis Publishing's Men's Fitness were the two standout performers compared with the previous ABC period.

As the results indicate, once the GPA class is provided, the model has high predictive power among the low and high performers (compared to that of the moderate performers) with (F_{1}) values of 0.649 and 0.626, respectively.

Among the selected lines, PLs with the single qDTY 12.1 were most often the best performers compared to other qDTY combinations followed by PLs with two qDTYs (qDTY 3.1  + qDTY 12.1 ).

There was also a linear age-dependent dopaminergic modulation of memory specificity in hippocampus reflecting a relative boost to memory specificity on Bromocriptine in older adults whose memory was poorer at baseline, and a relative boost on Sulpiride in older better performers, compared to the young.

Looser clothing is worn by shin-daiko performers compared to kimono worn by Kumaoji-daiko performers; the looser clothing in shin-daiko allow performers to adopt more open stances and larger movements with the legs and arms.

Within minutes of the end of the debate, an instant YouGov survey found that 51% of viewers regarded Clegg as the most impressive performer, compared with 29% for Cameron and 19% for Brown.

Greater alpha suppression is also observed in individuals with fast, accurate, and stable task performance compared with inaccurate performers (Verstraeten and Cluydts 2002), possibly reflecting a more successful goal shielding from task-irrelevant information (cf. Dreisbach and Haider 2008).

Once all individuals have participated, data are calculated on how they performed compared with peers allowing poor performers to be identified.

Fans took to Twitter to praise the performer, comparing her song "Rise Like A Phoenix" to a Shirley Bassey ballad or a Bond theme tune.

What is clear, however, is that the positive effect was higher for initially low performers as compared to already high performers[ 42, 64, 81, 92, 99].