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"Small-caps tend to outperform at the beginning of a cycle," said Mr. Sah, 38, who took over sole management of the fund in December after working on a team that ran it for three years.

The same is true for the mutation rate MR (Supplementary Table S4), the selection pressure for parent selection SP (Supplementary Table S5) and the success ratio SR that determines how many children have to outperform at least one of their parents (Supplementary Table S6).

Oppenheimer upgraded shares of Carmax from perform to outperform as growth is accelerating at the company.

Despite the evidence of girls' ability to outperform boys at almost every level at school and university, despite women outnumbering men at entry level even in law firms, despite politicians' banging on about the need to create "pipelines" to deliver more women into leadership positions, they are just not getting to the top.

Fellow Brits Woodbridge and Weale have until June next year to outperform Cooke at another Olympic qualification event or in the world rankings to compete at the London Games.

"We are approaching a time when machines will be able to outperform humans at almost any task," he said.

George Osborne, the chancellor, continues to outperform everyone, at +6, suggesting he is personally reaping the rewards for the improving economy.

Charles Gant, a box office expert, said it would take an "extraordinary film" to outperform Skyfall at the box office.

The point is, you were not going to outperform me at something that I felt I owned.

Expert Moshe Vardi told the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS): "We are approaching a time when machines will be able to outperform humans at almost any task.

Indra Adnan: Giving boys more time to develop their emotional and social skills may help them to catch up with girls, who continue to outperform them at school.