Sentence examples for an effect on performance from inspiring English sources

Early studies have illustrated that music is more likely to have an effect on performance when individuals perform complex performance tasks (Kirkpatrick, 1943; McGhee & Gardner, 1949).

As noted above, only one of seven cognitive tests showed an effect on performance at Wave 2.

In the first method, the difficulty of at least one of the tasks is manipulated and evidence for an effect on performance of the other task is examined.

He said "pressure does have an effect on performance".

"A lot of the studies are old and were done before there was significant stock ownership, which is what it took to have an effect on performance," Mr. Kay said.

Students who got less sleep in sixth grade had worse grades that year, but changes in sleep patterns did not appear to have an effect on performance in seventh and eighth grade.

As expected, this introductory session did not have an effect on students performance in their tutor-led evaluations (POM forms).

I felt it was a crucial thing, and I think it has an effect on performances.

This had an effect on performances: less physical effort was required, but the actor's sense of climbing a mountain was lost.

You try not to get too emotional because that can have an effect on your performance".

"The cuts to public hospital funding are having an effect on hospital performance – to the detriment of patients".