The problem is exacerbated by the disincentives for universities to offer creative arts courses: low graduate salaries in the creative industries harm their performance in the teaching excellence framework and in new longitudinal data on educational outcomes.
Pupils in both primary and secondary school can find themselves locked in a cycle of despair, suffering from anxiety which harms their maths performance, which in turn leads to increased anxiety.
The no-sex-before-sports rule is rooted in a fear that sex will sap men of their testosterone and energy, thereby harming their athletic performance.
Martin Lipton, a lawyer who has long helped protect incumbent management, not least by inventing the "poison pill", a potent defence against takeovers, argues that activists encourage firms to do things that boost their share price in the short run but harm their long-term performance.
Moreover, Dr. Volkow feels, "We must also find better ways to communicate to teens that marijuana use can harm their short-term performance as well as their long-term potential".
They have acknowledged that it was harming their companies' competitiveness and performance.
A five-loss nonconference performance will harm their hopes for a high NCAA tournament seeding come March.
And, importantly, just in terms of the simple law of averages, we would actually expect that some people in the meditation group will not benefit from meditation, and some might even be harmed or have their performance decreased by the practice.
I/O congestion caused by concurrent storage accesses from multiple applications is inevitable and severely harms the performance.
