Sentence examples for depress performance from inspiring English sources
Why an ice pack before exercise should depress performance isn't fully understood, though there are several theories.
They do a great job of explaining it, but briefly, it refers to the idea that when reminded of a self-relevant stereotype of low ability, the stereotype is enough to depress performance.
Other factors can depress performance in both IQ tests and jobs below true ability.
On the one hand, earlier studies have argued that ATPs entrench firm management and therefore depress firm performance by mitigating the disciplining effect of the market for corporate control on firm management (Field and Karpoff (2002)).
Indeed, NAC was reported to depress cardiac performance in septic patients [ 77], and it even worsened mortality rate when it was given more than 24 hours after hospital admission [ 78].
"They don't pay any attention to making sure that the rest of the workers benefit from performance and that depresses performance over all.
The family's suit charges that he was not told his disorder was potentialy fatal, that the team doctor and trainer failed to shock his heart with a defibrillator when he fell unconscious and that the dose of his medication had been reduced at the request of the coach, Paul Westhead, because it was depressing his performance.
Similarly, Lipnevich and Smith's analysis (2009) contended that receiving a tentative grade depressed students' performance.
What is it about broker-sponsored funds that depresses their performance?
Participants' comments on this point were consistent with Lipnevich and Smith's (2009) analysis showing that receipt of a tentative grade depressed the performance of the learners.
Recent studies overwhelmingly support the successes of integration, proving that economic disadvantage significantly depresses student performance.
