Sentence examples for pronounced performance from inspiring English sources

For example, Cuypers et al. (2013) found there may be more pronounced performance effects at lower tDCS intensities.

Total up all these stats and they equal more than pronounced performance differences.

That, and pronounced performance differences between HBCU and other universities are leading to a sharp decline in the proportion of African-Americans who want to attend HBCUs.

For the other three datasets that involve only 4 classes, less pronounced performance differences (thus also of lower statistical significance) are observed between the proposed approach and the SVM one.

The results were essentially the same as for the composite cognitive z score (data not shown).In the regression analyses, B values >0 indicate that a variable is associated with more severe MR abnormalities; for cognition B values <0 indicate that a variable is associated with more pronounced performance impairments.

(Allan Kozinn, writing in The New York Times, pronounced his performance "stunning" and "emotionally unguarded").

These were particularly pronounced following performance of the in-phase pattern.

The pronounced frictional performance of self-mated CNx coatings has made them good candidates for the demanding industrial applications.

The proposed sensor exhibited pronounced analytical performance for the determination of ACV with limit of detection corresponding to 1.8 nM and high sensitivity of 15.4 μA μM−1.

A Charles Finch Production sometimes featured Charles Finch, thespian: when he wrote, directed and starred as a philandering banker in the movie "Never Ever," Variety pronounced his performance so flat that you could land a jumbo jet on his head.

In the end he stayed online for 15 minutes over his allotted hour, perhaps to make up for technical hitches, but by the time he'd got round to the obligatory biscuit question ("I like oatcakes with butter and cheese") some mumsnetters had already pronounced his performance disappointing.