Sentence examples for uptick in performance from inspiring English sources
First, there has indeed been a slight uptick in performance but it comes after a 15-year decline.
The phenomenon is so common that researchers even have a name for it: the Hawthorne effect — the fact that simply focusing attention on something, like a school, is enough to cause a temporary uptick in performance.
These head-to-head competitions between two or more agency teams (internal or external) can reap greater benefits than simply an uptick in performance.
Usually there is a 30% dip in engagement on any FTC compliant post, so the uptick in performance illustrated the technology was able to create a more authentic connection, leading to increased virality and engagement.
It's good news for the province, who have seen a serious uptick in performances since Lancaster, the former England coach, arrived, but in committing to Leinster he has denied his talents to the national team.
But the uptick in his performance in the fourth quarter still made for an ugly stat line, particularly by Curry's standards: 8-for-23 shooting, including 5 for 13 from three-point range, five assists and five turnovers.
Bring the debates on, he told a crowd at the opening of his first South Carolina office here on Saturday, tracing his recent uptick in polls to debate performances in which audiences have seen him alternately cool and professorial, or pugnaciously dismissive of the black-hat news media.
#2 An uptick in Karim Benzema's performances.
Already, we are seeing an uptick in doctors pursuing MBAs, but improvements in performance will demand the commitment of all.
And while it may seem refreshing to hear about a relatively smaller uptick in executive pay when corporate performance is on the rise, it could also lead to directors being less willing to punish CEOs with decreased pay when performance declines.
"In the last few years, we've seen a big uptick in companies offer sponsored flights as performance incentives, and employees love the prize.
