Sentence examples for the performance of difficulty from inspiring English sources
Similarly, Figure 2 (a e) illustrate the performance of difficulty rating scales from five PROs (Visual Symptoms and Quality of life [VSQ]; Cataract Symptom Score [CSS]; Technology of Patient Experience [TyPE]; Visual Function Index [VF14]; and NEIVFQ).
This clinical trial was designed to: (i) determine the predictive performance of difficulty variables; (ii) compare senior and junior anaesthetists; (iii) develop a score to predict difficulty during the performance of spinal anaesthesia.
The failure to see improvements in blood culture performance during 2004 we believe reflects the low priority given by staff to the performance of blood cultures, the difficulties in finding resources and lack of encouragement and feedback to first-contact clinical staff from their immediate line managers.
To evaluate the performance of the cognitive task the difficulty (sevens, threes or ones) of subtraction and the number of mistakes made by the participant during the calculation were used to define 6 performance scores (Cognitive Difficulty Score, CDS).
To test the performance of each algorithm at different levels of difficulty of the task, a set of compound databases were used.
In recent weeks, the Your Money columnist Ron Lieber has written often about the impact of mutual fund expenses and other fees on the performance of 401(k) plans and the difficulty of determining just how much one is paying in expenses.
We find that a weak feedback between the monitor and the operative agents improves the performance of the system, regardless of the difficulty of the problem, which is gauged by the number of local maxima in the landscape.
Experimental results prove that the proposed metrics are valid to measure infrared image sequences concerning target tracking difficulty, and the performance of the proposed metrics is superior to that of the traditional infrared image sequence metric.
The CHEMDNER task was organised in 2013 (see Chemical Named Entity Recognition NERR) Approaches) due to the previous bottlenecks related to the performance of such systems, such as the difficulty of building a comprehensive dataset with complete annotation guidelines and the heterogeneity of the field and the absence of comparative evaluation efforts for this chemical name recognition task.
The Director of the Marine Resources Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources said that the "inordinate amount of debris is causing extraordinary difficulty with the performance of (TEDs) in these areas".
Increased color vision deficiencies are associated with difficulty in the performance of many everyday tasks.
