Sentence examples for low enjoyment from inspiring English sources

The Children's Eating Difficulties Questionnaire yielded a 4-dimension solution: Neophobia, Pickiness, Low Appetite and Low Enjoyment in food.

Could my low sex drive be caused by low enjoyment of sexual intercourse or the lack of orgasm – or vice versa?

Similarly, frail people reporting low enjoyment of their home and neighbourhood were at an higher likelihood for mortality, discharge to higher level care and 1-month emergency rehospitalisation.

Strong interpersonal skills in this context mean learning to resolve and mediate conflicts to keep tensions low and enjoyment high.

Keeping expenses low without sacrificing enjoyment.

Depressed individuals may lose motivation to exercise due to lack of enjoyment or low energy levels.

Small group discussions were rated low across all domains; enjoyment, understanding and theory application.

Thus, it seems reasonable to expect teachers who predominantly enjoy their work to draw upon a broad array of teaching strategies, allowing them higher levels of creativity, variety and flexibility than colleagues with low levels of work enjoyment.

As predicted, MZ correlations were higher than DZ correlations for fidgetiness (0.71 vs 0.30), enjoyment of low, medium, and high activities (MZ: 0.70 0.84 vs DZ: 0.52 0.60) and activity preference score (0.59 vs 0.33), indicating genetic influence.

In contrast, fidgetiness was primarily under genetic control, with additive genetic effects explaining 75% (CI: 62 84%) of the variance, as was parent's report of children's enjoyment of low 74% (CI: 61 82%), medium 80% (CI: 71 86%), and high impact activity (85%; CI: 78 90%), and children's expressed activity preferences (60%, CI: 42 72%).

Enjoyment of low (74%; CI 61 82%), medium (80%; CI 71 86%) and high (85%; CI 78 90%) impact activities and children's expressed activity preferences (60%; CI 42 72%) were also significantly heritable, with the non-shared environment explaining the remainder of the variance in each case (see Table 3).