Sentence examples for adapted performance from inspiring English sources

The remaining eight control subjects showed a different pattern in all cases, adapted performance was parallel to unadapted baseline, but in five cases adaptation elevated thresholds and in the remaining three cases it reduced thresholds.

Then we present a frame to analyse the as-is design situation, to develop a design environment with an adapted performance measurement system and to follow the progress of the design process.

On a more general level, our data support the notion of flexibility in the coding of perceptual dimensions to adapt performance to environmental conditions.

To better understand the role of the environment in decision-making, we describe biases as arising from three sources: the mechanisms and limitations of the human cognitive architecture, the information structure in the task environment, and the use of heuristics and strategies to adapt performance to the dual constraints of cognition and environment.

8 12 Demonstrating clinical effectiveness, efficiency and mainstream relevance is important to this, 8 as is 'locking in' changes by adapting performance management policies, organisational infrastructure and institutional processes.

They can aim to build the system into the normal patient workflow, and to adapt performance measurement systems to show how e-health applications support strategic targets.

As a result of the study, a recommendation was made to the Ministry of Health in Mali to adapt performance management strategies to the motivators that were identified – for example, by relating performance appraisal to tasks for which these health workers are responsible according to their job descriptions.

These reforms, which include improving performance quality, adapting new performance elements, and performing new and original plays, have met with mixed success.

Furthermore, depending on the time separating the lesion from the observation, often several weeks, months or years post-lesion, a re-organization of the motor system may have significantly modified or adapted the performance of the ipsilesional hand, as compared to the pre-lesion performance (e.g. Kaeser et al. 2010).

At last week's American Music Awards, Green Day adapted the performance of their song Bang Bang to include the repeated lines "No Trump, no KKK, no fascist USA".

However, their work is not adapted to performance anomalies involving multiple virtual machines.