Sentence examples for published performance from inspiring English sources

We specifically selected three published datasets and compared RNAG's performance to the published performance of other methods in order to avoid self-serving selection biases and biases that can arise with less than ideal application of extant methods.

The latest theory to explain grade inflation is that exam boards, under pressure from schools wanting to do well in published performance tables, compete by making good results easier to come by.Trying to work out what causes the inflation is a murky business, because different things can make grades go up.

The published performance numbers are net of commissions, expenses and trading impact.

The relative statistical indicators were discussed also in view of recently published performance criteria.

This implies that the ESP pump runs at a constant speed and develops different heads for different pumping rates as predicted by its published performance curve.

Of note, there are no published performance measurements for the mCT system series based on the most recent NEMA NU2-2012 standard.

John Markese, president of the American Association of Individual Investors, said the S.E.C. should require hedge funds to publish performance data and appropriate benchmarks regularly, in a standardized, easy-to-read format.

Yesterday Ms Hewitt said it was good news that it was no longer necessary to publish performance figures for the review of priority cases.

Whatever the reasons, the evidence so far (and the government will not publish performance data until March next year) suggests vulnerable jobseekers are being left without specialist employment support.

The bank regularly publishes performance lists for each branch and monthly scorecards of winners and losers; it also asks mortgage loan officers to state their results at a public forum each month, usually with Mr. Schaefer, the chairman, in attendance.

Previously announced Labour proposals would also force every police force across England and Wales to publish performance tables for cases relating to domestic abuse and sexual violence, in a bid to expose the areas where convictions rates are falling.