Sentence examples for performance adjustments from inspiring English sources
In addition, drivers minimally engage in compensatory performance adjustments such as reducing speed and increasing headway while using V-R systems.
Only olanzapine demonstrated behavioral effects, namely a slowing of responses, an increase in error rates, and the absence of performance adjustments.
In it, the company reminded us all that "not even low fees, group rates and performance adjustments can offer protection against prolonged downturns that are part of the natural cycle of the market".
According to the behavior-adaption hypothesis [48], the Pe reflects the adaptation of response strategy after an error has been perceived, involving remedial performance adjustments following errors.
Dopamine might facilitate motivational performance adjustments due to its neuromodulatory effects on synaptic noise or gain [ 47], potentially reducing the cost of control.
To choose appropriate remedial actions and subsequent performance adjustments it is helpful to determine the cause of the failure to reach the goal in the first place.
It is expected that this kind of adjustable ultrasonic horns can be used in traditional and potential ultrasonic technologies where the vibrational performance adjustment is needed.
At the behavioral level, our study has shown that global behavioral performance is improved after erroneous trials, allowing us to propose a relationship between WS processing and behavioral performance adjustment.
Second, observations of persistent error in human patients after ACC lesion suggests that the ACC also plays a role in attentiveness processing [3], [4], [9], but only sparse evidence exists for a direct role for the ACC in performance adjustment.
This reduced dynamic performance adjustment could lead to faster responding and more errors.
Generalizing beyond the ocular motor system, failures of dynamic performance adjustment due to ACC dysfunction and dysconnectivity may contribute to the rigid and perseverative behaviours that characterize ASD.
