Sentence examples for perception the performance from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this study was to determine, in children with congenital glaucoma, the surgical results, the quality of visual perception, the performance in vision-related activities, the level of participation and the child and parental level of stress.

Such comparisons can also be extended into the realm of entertainment: when gas lamps were phased out in the 1880's and theaters were darkened for the first time, there was, Flanders notes, "a radical change" in the perception of the performance, with the audience shifting "from participatory community to passive observer".

Morgan Stanley's net profit for the quarter squeaked by those of its archrival, Goldman Sachs, providing a considerable spur to morale at a firm that has long been frustrated by the perception that the performance gap between Goldman and Morgan Stanley has widened in recent years.

To determine the extent to which stereoscopic depth perception influences the performance of tasks executed under an operating microscope.

While the peer pressure derived from participation in multi-level governance structures increases the "Europeanness" of elites, an interesting finding of the study is that the perception of the performance of those structures influences elite commitment to them.

Further, sprout type and mode of operation both influence user perception of the performance factors such as feel, pleasantness, enjoyability, time taken and effectiveness of clean.

Boorady et al. (2013) and Sinden et al. (2013) claimed that firefighters' perception about the performance of their turnout clothing should be considered to improve the design of their protective system.

However, this patient has not yet achieved open-set speech perception to the performance level typically observed for cochlear implant patients, which we believe is partially due to the location of the array within the ICC.

There was a general perception that the performance of agency nurses was sub-optimal, compared to permanent hospital staff.

Perception of the performance of usual activities has an effect upon ratings of general health status and overall condition of the back.

It further proposes that work motivation is subject to the perception that the performance of the work-based behaviour required by the programme is in the collective's (i.e. CHW's) best interests.