Sentence examples for to observed performance from inspiring English sources
Two explanations provide perfect matches to observed performance patterns: (i) males are better than females at handling competitive pressure, and (ii) males enjoy competition more or have greater desire to win than females.
On the one hand, it suggests that reconfiguration processes such as retrieving task rules make relatively small contributions to observed performance costs of switching, as we have argued elsewhere (Yeung 2010).
This is accomplished by comparing forecast performance to observed performance.
Finally, the large between-athlete variability of response and lack of association between change in Hbmass and/or PV, BV and change in Yo-YoIR2 performance imply that factors other than accelerated erythropoiesis and BV expansion contribute to observed performance improvements.
Thus, it is possible to take decisions on how to guide computations according to the observed performance state.
But the question remains: How does this difference lead to the observed performance gain of oversampling?
The determination of optimal waiting time assumes that P n, i (T) can be estimated by recent delivery latency measurements on channel i or by approximating to the observed performance on the current channel (assuming similar average performance).
This observation suggests that the protonation state selection between the two preparations is only a minor factor and other factors (e.g. geometric features) should contribute much more to the observed performance differences.
This is a particular problem associated with adaptive CoD delivery, which continuously adapts itself to the observed performance, especially when there are several radio resource options available that can dynamically be selected.
The goal of this review article is to summarize and analyze recent achievements in the elucidation of the non-trivial effects of electrolyte components and their contribution to the observed performance of catalytic centers.
This paper also assesses the intervention's effect on providers' perceived quality of HIV-related services, and examines this in relation to the observed performance on HIV-related services.
