Sentence examples for unequal performance from inspiring English sources

Clinical sites participating in multicenter trials may have unequal performance in recruiting subjects.

As the resources utilize different processors of unequal performance, their performance was compared to the processors of the cloud resources which served as a baseline reference.

Even though the school staff was fiercely dedicated to the students, Fish says, she wondered if the demographics of the special ed classes were a result of more than just unequal performance. .

Our results showed unequal performances of the four algorithms according to the level of SNR and according to the source configuration (single patch versus two patches).

The country tested below average in maths, reading and science in the Programme for International Assessment (Pisa) report – and received the unwanted accolade of having the most unequal education performance among the 43 countries examined.

It included teacher preparation as one of the factors contributing to unequal student performance, but it neglected to analyze curriculum differences in schools.

In addition, selection for training is seen as opaque and unequal, and performance appraisal is not useful [ 21].

This year's weather, however, has also been unusually unequal; the performances on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were rained out.

Perhaps it's a journey we South Africans have to travel — at a time when our society is becoming more unequal, such performances of national pride may indeed be priceless.

"Many of us," said David Swartz, a sociologist at Boston University and the author of "Culture & Power: The Sociology of Pierre Bourdieu" (University of Chicago Press, 1997), "thought that money -- the ability to pay tuition or purchase a house in a neighborhood with a good public school -- was what explained unequal attainment and performance in school.

Variances in access to the forms of cultural capital valued and rewarded by dominant groups can help account for unequal educational achievement performance in children who originate from different social and class backgrounds [ 26].