Sentence examples for performance and occupational from inspiring English sources

Kjellstrom, T. et al. Heat, human performance, and occupational health: a key issue for the assessment of global climate change impacts.

These deficits persist into adulthood and cause major challenges for academic performance and occupational opportunities, particularly if untreated.

ADHD also has long-term negative outcomes for many children, including decreased educational attainment, work performance, and occupational stability compared to individuals without ADHD [ 14, 15].

We therefore hypothesize that there will be an association between work engagement and occupational sitting time; as well as between job performance and occupational sitting and between job strain (defined by a ratio of job demands to job control) [ 29] and occupational sitting, independent of individual health indices (such as BMI) in a large sample of office workers.

Two further multiple logistic regressions were then conducted to estimate the odds of moderate occupational sitting time (against low occupational sitting time) due to work engagement, job strain and job performance; and high occupational sitting time (against low occupational sitting time) and the same variables.

Dekhtyar, S., Wang, H.-X., Fratiglioni, L. & Herlitz, A. Childhood school performance, education and occupational complexity: a life-course study of dementia in the Kungsholmen Project.

The same applies to claims that IQ has 60% heritability, academic performance 50%, and occupational status 40%.

It discusses factors in creating a microclimate within layered clothing systems to cope with cold for survival and performance during recreation and occupational activities.

The POES was developed with qualitative research based on time use in relation to the constructs of occupational performance [ 8] and occupational engagement [ 6, 9].

Furthermore, the symptoms can cause significant distress and impairment, and are pervasive (i.e., impairment is observed in many areas of life, such as school performance, social function, and occupational achievement).

Dementia refers to a global loss of cognitive and intellectual functioning that gradually interferes with social and occupational performance [ 6].