Sentence examples for consequences of performance from inspiring English sources

By altering time pressure, information uncertainty and consequences of performance, stress was induced.

Finally, the Centre for Health Economics of York [18] has highlighted some of the main types of unintended consequences of performance indicators that may be detrimental to patient care.

The growth-mortality hypothesis (GMH) [13] provides a theoretical framework for evaluating which traits may be selected for and whether consequences of performance based on larval traits propagate through to the juvenile stage (carry-over effects) [4], [14], [15].

Furthermore, because LMAN can access multiple stages of the motor hierarchy in tens of milliseconds (Hamaguchi and Mooney, 2012) and song may only change in response to altered feedback over hours or days, the consequences of performance evaluation may be widely distributed in the song motor network even before behavioral changes are first evident.

While the suggestions outlined above are likely to maximize appropriate care and minimize unintended consequences of performance measures (60, 71– 76), an additional fruitful area lies in constructing and testing direct measures of potential overtreatment, inappropriate treatment, or harm (74, 77).

Likewise, the ELSI sections are thought provoking and likely to engage many students in out-of-class discussions (e.g., "What are the consequences of performance-enhancing drugs?," which is coupled with another ELSI: "If pills could make you remember or forget, would you take them?").

Monetary incentives serve as a more abstract reward, since reward delivery was delayed until after the completion of the task, whereas in the liquid condition the reward was delivered immediately and consumed as a direct behavioral consequence of performance.

Considering the potential positive and negative consequences of healthcare performance evaluation [ 13], such a performance indicator should be based on clinically relevant complications identified using standardized definitions [ 14] and robust methodology including adequate risk adjustment [ 15].

There would be three clear and separate focal points to the season, the majority of club competitions would be played without international absences, qualification for Europe would come as a direct consequence of performances in the current season, and the Six Nations would provide the perfect lead-in to any summer tour England might be making.

The BN incorporates a direct causal dependence of schedule performance and mitigation actions to the consequences of schedule performance.

It also shows that the outcomes are reported not in terms of CHW performance, but rather in terms of the consequences of their performance on specific health outcomes.