Sentence examples for referring performance from inspiring English sources

As for many Turkish and Moroccan families the GP is the principal source of information about home care, his referring performance can be crucial.

"See, we had played here, but very little," he said, referring to performances in the United States.

"No one has ever given me anything," Rodriguez said, referring to performance-enhancing drugs.

"They asked me if he injected me with that; I said no," Reyes said, referring to performance-enhancing drugs.

"Alex and his team will apparently say anything to divert attention from the real issue of did he or did he not use P.E.D.'s," Levine said, referring to performance-enhancing drugs.

When system does not perform as expected is referred as performance bottleneck.

Other authors have referred to performance as project effectiveness (e.g., Dyba et al. 2007; Jiang & Klein 2000).

Note that cognitive fusion refers to performance using separate images, not necessarily a particular form of cognitive or perceptual process.

Another important problem is that, despite their conceptual and computational complexity, the referred methods' performance is seriously limited, because they are linear.

'Implementation' of the curriculum refers to performance of the behavior, the actual use of the program.

One promising way to improve the motivation of healthcare providers and the quality of healthcare services is performance-based incentives (PBIs) also referred as performance-based financing.