Sentence examples for poorer performing from inspiring English sources

As another example, if half of the group of residents performs poorly on OSCE evaluations and the other half performs well, reasons can be explored for the differential performance and strategies employed to improve performance of the poorer performing group.

But a third of antisocial behaviour victims still feel that they do not get the service they feel they should, with poorer performing forces such as the Metropolitan police and Bedfordshire with victim satisfaction ratings below 50%.

The proposals will delight Hunt as a way of removing many of the poorer performing trusts and their managers while paving the way for new conglomerations of super NHS trusts, some privately managed.

This examination reveals both strengths and weakness of each website, while also underscoring how poorer performing websites might improve.

The end result, they say, is that better performing carriers will be able to justify higher prices and attract more work than their poorer performing competitors.

Chris Highton, of Allied Surveyors Scotland in Edinburgh, said: "The market seems to be continuing to improve, although there remain pockets of poorer performing areas.

At this time, you should replace poor performing stocks with better performers.

More challenging approaches, e.g. "forced distribution" (poorest performing staff automatically starting a performance pathway) were only used in one organisation.

Figure 2 also reveals that we sometimes encounter enhanced thermal performance but more often encounter poor performing fractures with a dimensionless production temperature less than the base case.

The performance of the barcodes, themselves, is less problematic because, over time, poor performing barcodes can be identified and removed from the protocol.

The metropole with the greatest sustainability performance score is found to be New York with 0.703 and the poorest performing city is identified as Cleveland with 0.394.