Sentence examples for higher levels of effort from inspiring English sources
In a recent article published in Psychological Science, Zauberman and colleagues conjectured that if they were somehow able to convince people that a task had become more complex hill ahead!—then such convincing should, in theory, trigger higher levels of effort and attention.
Different levels of popularity require different tactics and higher levels of effort to be successful; following the same strategy indefinitely will eventually lead you to become stagnant.
In Table 6, we compare youths who are in the bottom quartile of the effort scale (have very low effort) with youths who have higher levels of effort and youths who are in the bottom quartile of external locus of control with those in higher quartiles of the same index.
h(t)=frac{eta Ex t)}{mu E+nu x t)}, (1.3) where η, E, μ, ν are positive parameters that are used for the catchability coefficient of the species, the effort devoted to their nonselective harvesting, each proportional to the radio of the stock-level to the catch-rate at higher levels of effort and each proportional to the radio of the effort level to the catch-rate at higher stock-levels.
Indeed, trajectories lying in regions I and II above Ws (see Figure 3) are not acceptable since they lead to increasingly higher levels of effort and in turn to unbearable disutility levels (see Appendix S1).
Regression analyses showed that lower levels of support and reward and higher levels of effort and overcommitment were associated with higher levels of mental health symptoms.
In many societies, the obstacles keeping girls out of school or from realising their full potential are far greater than those faced by boys, and they require a higher level of effort and investment.
In order to engage girls socially and prepare them economically requires a higher level of effort and investment that prepares them to face the social, health and violence risks, as well as the economic challenges, that they uniquely face.
Beatrice and Claude's levels of reward are higher than Adam and Dorothy's, reflecting their higher level of effort.
By inducing a lower (higher) level of effort from agents who are responsible for a subsidiary in a high-tax (low-tax) country, the principal increases profits.
And given that the cause of their putting in different levels of effort is simply a matter of luck, how can Beatrice's higher level of effort justify a higher level of reward for her?
