Sentence examples for scope for performance from inspiring English sources
The purpose of this review is to discuss the thermal stability and underlying ageing process of some popular coatings, and the scope for performance improvement.
These analyses suggest that either existing models of TURF performance are incomplete or that there is significant scope for improved performance with altered TURF designs.
And Kevin Arnott, director of with-profit management at Phoenix, points out that many funds were closed because they got into financial difficulties, so are forced to invest in safer – and therefore usually worse-performing – assets, or have expensive guarantees which eat into capital – so the scope for improving performance is limited.
A mixture of research observations, decision support models and expert stakeholder knowledge indicated scope for improving performance through forestry, riparian management, erosion control and livestock intensification options.
A previous intra-departmental audit had shown scope for improving DIS performance [2].
This suggests that at any given density, there is substantial scope for maximising ecological performance.
Results suggest that there is plenty of scope for improving the performance of biometric systems and incorporating them in diverse applications.
However, most of these cells employed mesoporous TiO2 nanoparticles for the loading of perovskite thereby offering scope for the cell performance to be further improvised by employing photoanode materials with better porosity and better charge transport characteristics.
The comparison of our current experiments with those by Tubtimtae et al. indicates that there is still much scope for improving the performance of the Ag2S-sensitied ZnO/TNT electrode.
Even using CT there is considerable scope for variation in performance: enhanced vs. unenhanced; differing contrast techniques; spiral vs. non-spiral.
[ 3, 4, 14] However, although QOF is designed to incentivise high quality care and is unique in scale and scope for a national pay-for-performance program, it is not comprehensive in its coverage.
