Sentence examples for performance attainment from inspiring English sources

Self-efficacy may or may not be accurate and arises from four main information sources: Performance attainment, observation of other people, verbal persuasion, and physiological state [ 38, 39].

Additional measures were made of: height (Leicester Height Measure; SECA, UK), weight (medical grade mechanical flat scales; SECA, UK), grip strength (JAMAR hydraulic hand dynamometer; Sammoms Preston, Illinois, USA) and cervical range of motion (Cervical Range of Motion Instrument, Performance Attainment Associates, Minnesota, USA).

Second, the correlations could be viewed as no more than associations between the actual performance attainments of provinces/territories in terms of different indicators (that is, performance associations) in everyday circumstances.

To test a performance-attainment model derived from the Dualistic Model of Passion [Vallerand et al. (2003). Les passions de l'âme: On obsessive and harmonious passion.

Robust performance, the attainment of a specified response under uncertainty, is a well studied problem in control engineering.

We explore the relation between spatial thinking and performance and attainment in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) domains.

All catalysts showed an initial unstable catalytic performance; the attainment of a stable performance was also a function of the composition.

It has a significant positive effect on children's educational performance and attainment in many countries (Evans et al. 2010; Zhao and Hong 2012).

In fact, although spatial ability is an independent predictor of performance and attainment in STEM, this relationship does not hold for experts and may not characterize the rich knowledge base that experts draw on (Uttal & Cohen, 2012).

It is well known that one key factor in determining student performance and attainment is teacher quality.16 In the late 1990s, two programs were introduced in England with the aim of improving the teaching of literacy and numeracy in primary schools.

Children of different races show large differences in well-being, including health, mortality, school performance and attainment, and access to family and community resources.