Sentence examples for primary performance measures from inspiring English sources

When comparing different GP methods, the average (relative) objective values of obtained scheduling heuristics are the primary performance measures.

Two primary performance measures of the proposed system will be investigated in this study; the ability of the system to reduce audio record lengths and also the "destructiveness" of the system, i.e. the extent to which the system erroneously removes cough sounds and how this compares to the differences seen between experienced manual cough counters.

Using profitability as the primary performance measure, the study identifies the following outcomes: First, senior managers of a store with a higher proportion of part-time staff made more adjustments and attained slightly higher profitability than junior managers, when all employees accepted adjusted schedules.

The primary performance measure is accuracy (correct responses); we also measured reaction time (RT).

Our primary performance measure was the number of TPs within the 2,000 highest peaks.

The area under the ROC curve (AUC) (Sonego et al., 2008) was used as the primary performance measure.

In this regard, it is not surprising that securing patient satisfaction is increasingly seen as a primary performance measure for clinicians, especially in the United States [ 1].

In comparison to the Comba et al. study, these findings suggest that a single day of place training with the primary performance measure of escape latency is less hippocampal-dependent than a probe test measure of spatial bias.

The primary performance measure was reaction time (RT), since RT appears to be sensitive to rTMS effects even in the absence of any decline in accuracy (cf. Devlin et al. 2003; Pobric et al. 2007; Lambon Ralph et al. 2009).

The strength of our study lies in that it was conducted using an unrestricted and unselected population of primary care patients with diabetes mellitus, enabling us to estimate the prevalence of the disease and primary care performance measures.

The strength of our study lies in that it was conducted on an unrestricted and unselected population of primary care patients, thus enabling an estimation of the prevalence of the diseases of interest and of the related primary care performance measures.