Sentence examples for coordination and performance from inspiring English sources

YO designed, performed, analysed research and wrote the paper; TH and NR designed, analysed research and wrote the paper; HI, SV, TK, HY performed and designed research; SE performed research and analysed data; SP, IB, LS, PR performed research; KCA participated in design, coordination and performance of study, assisted in writing the paper and funded the study.

Ethnographic fieldnotes documenting the coordination and performance of team briefings were analyzed using Kenneth Burke's concepts of motive and attitude.

The motor coordination and performance of each new cohort of the mouse was evaluated 30 min after oral treatment of MEPH in a rota-rod apparatus.

In cooperation with the training instructors, we designed the difficult level of the training scenario to be challenging for the firefigthers in order to maximize differences in team coordination and performance.

Building upon organizational design and boundary spanning and multilevel literatures, we propose a theoretical framework that extends previous work on the drivers of multiteam system (MTS) coordination and performance.

This is a crucial process for task coordination and performance in ICUs [ 39].

In the fourth section the coordination mechanisms and performance of honey producers are discussed based on descriptive statistics.

Theoretically, the paper provides an institutionally oriented classification of local electricity initiatives, based on coordination, technology and performance.

Moreover, with the progression from simple correlations through regressions using cross-country data to regressions employing pooled cross-country data (and a sprinkling of fixed effects specifications), the results in favor of the coordination thesis weaken and the harder it is to detect a relationship between bargaining coordination and economic performance.

Our results indicate that environmental enrichment, and presumably the use of the running wheel, can also affect motor coordination and improve performance in the rotarod test.

The associations observed between infant motor development and subsequent higher levels of sports participation may be a reflection of genetic and early biological influences on motor coordination and physical performance, predisposing a child to be more active in later life because of their natural aptitude.