Sentence examples for failed compensation from inspiring English sources

At high task demands, by contrast, older adults show poorer working memory performances accompanied by decreased prefrontal activation, pointing toward limited neural resources and failed compensation [ 10, 13, 27, 28, 32, 35].

Prefrontal overactivation or increased bilaterality in the presence of an age-related performance decline, for example, would argue for neural inefficiency, reduced regional specificity, or failed compensation, whereas overactivation or increased bilaterality at a steady performance level may be signs of successful compensation.

The reason his negotiations with USC failed was compensation since Amaker was both a Duke assistant coach and earned an additional $100,000 US$$ in dollars) through a summer youth day camp.

But where firms are deemed "systemic" (too big or too interconnected to fail) the compensation issue and alignment of incentives takes on a very different order of importance.

There are a number of differences between the precursors used in Experiment 1b (which elicited compensation effects) and Experiment 2 (which failed to elicit compensation effects).

The board's compensation committee failed to review Mr. Fastow's compensation from the partnerships.

There have also been indications that the authorities in the Ivory Coast have failed to redistribute compensation to the victims of the dumping.

But the government failed to provide compensation, and unless it does so, the people will turn against us or join the insurgency and be against development, as they were during the Taliban".

Mr. Beaupre, a 32-year Gannett employee, contends the company failed to keep compensation and promotion promises made when he accepted a transfer to headquarters as a news executive after the settlement with Chiquita.

The panel's Republican members issued their own rump report eliminating all mention of derivatives, executive compensation, failed regulatory agencies and even the words "Wall Street" so the whole debacle could be pinned solely on government (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac) and deadbeat Americans who took on predatory mortgages.

Among the possible violations: Salomon failed to disclose compensation it received in return for managing the IPO.