Sentence examples for relevance to performance from inspiring English sources

Brands (except when acquired), innovation, corporate integrity and corporate citizenship despite their obvious relevance to performance.

Engine development under the current turbo hybrid formula is defined by a series of 'tokens', which are ascribed to parts of the engine based on their relevance to performance.

This 48% is designed as 32 "tokens", which are parts of the engine given a weighting on the basis of their relevance to performance, with 66 making up the whole engine.

But some commentators have renewed an argument that a puritanical American culture overreacts to sexual transgressions that have little relevance to job performance.

Small bank managers assign high relevance to the performance of the credit relationship and a high relevance to guarantees.

Correlation is a many faceted problem and yet, as noted in Activity correlation section, its relevance to construction performance is not well understood.

The results presented in this paper pertain to in vitro wear simulator studies and have little clinical relevance to the performance of any implant in vivo.

We therefore aimed to (1) evaluate the relationship between these 2 skill sets within a simulation-based environment and (2) assess if certain nontechnical skill components are of particular relevance to technical performance.

Note that these common traits extracted from the medical record were selected in advance, prior to the start of the study, because they are documented on most visits due to their relevance to the performance or complications of surgery and/or potential impact on vision.

Trainees see feedback from these tests as having limited relevance to their performance.

Any uncertainties, such as slight differences of unknown relevance to clinical performance, should be addressed via comparative clinical data.