Sentence examples for pervasive performance from inspiring English sources

The proposed algorithm has outperformed the existing related work significantly during the pervasive performance comparison.

Recent indications of a weakening global economy have led many people to wonder how pervasive poor economic performance will be in the coming years.

With poor performance pervasive across all of higher education, there's no reason that for-profit colleges should be the scapegoat.

'In the Hearts Of All Arabic People' Such is the pervasive suspicion about performance-enhancing drugs in track and field that any great performance brings immediate skepticism.

Yet the Holocaust is a ghost that haunts this story of the most pervasive abuse of performance-enhancing drugs the world has seen.

They also remain almost unmanageable in size, undermined by the pervasive use of performance-enhancing drugs and corrupted by scandal and the perception of elitism.

With the Summer Games set to open a week from today, a report financed by the White House office of national drug policy has issued a stinging rebuke to the International Olympic Committee as ineffectively combating the pervasive use of performance-enhancing drugs.

We argue that increasingly pervasive use of digitized performance monitoring may intensify age discrimination in performance management.

The most pervasive differences in human performance on psychomotor apparatus are associated with chronological age.

This interplay of instantaneous actions to optimize long term performance is pervasive in wireless systems.

Job satisfaction of nursing home administrators (NHAs) may be especially important, because administrators can have a pervasive influence on facility performance and quality of care [ 4].