subsequent performance

This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.
This indicates that length of language study is an important factor in subsequentperformance on standardised achievement tests.
However, studies have not correlated these rankings with subsequentperformance in either residency or practice.
Such methods would also help to decide whether and when an operator has reached a particular level of competence, and to monitor subsequentperformance.
As described earlier, studies have demonstrated that phonological priming improves children's subsequentperformance on indirect word-mapping tasks, word identification tasks and familiar picture naming tasks.
This suggests a relationship between the timing of elections and subsequentperformance.
Second, mental images of motor activity can facilitate the subsequentperformance of highly complex and non-instinctual movements like those involved in figure skating or golf.
And would "lesioning" such networks and comparing their subsequentperformance with that of a brain-injured patient still be considered appropriate, as it is now?
These latter analyses suggest the causal relationship is from future economic conditions to election timing rather than elections shaping subsequentperformance.
Neuropsychological impairments in unipolar depression : the influence of perceived failure on subsequentperformance.
Tests have shown that if one can get prior attainment right regardless of race and social background one will get subsequentperformance.
From the
Hansard archive