Sentence examples for performance was not associated from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the group of well performing patients exhibited no area of increased neocortical tissue volume relative to the group of poorly performing patients suggesting that poor task performance was not associated with neocortical damage.

School performance was not associated at a statistically significant level with our dependent variables.

In-scanner task performance was not associated with network measures when controlling for age.

Logistic regression results of work engagement, job strain and job performance with occupational sitting showed that when separating analyses for men and women, job performance was not associated with occupational sitting times.

Our primary hypothesis regarding the link between inattention and WM also required evidence that that WM performance was not associated with ratings of hyperactivity/impulsivity or with other emotional/behavioural difficulties.

Interestingly, TMT-B performance was not associated to visual acuity (IRR = 1.03, R = 0.004, p = 0.528) or to mental flexibility as measured by the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test (IRR = 1.11, R = 0.035, p = 0.168).> -wrap-foot> *Significatt at p < 0.05.

In accordance with this hypothesis, walking performance is not associated with the extent of lesion overlap with the corticospinal tract in stroke patients [52], and differences exist between deficit induced by lesion of the corticospinal tract and that induced by lesion of the striatum.

However, variances in the performance were not associated with patients' mean change to baseline in the IDDD and PRPP.

However, these changes in CPR performance were not associated with improvements in return of spontaneous circulation or other clinical outcomes.

We believe that potential misclassifications in attributing crashes to driver performance are not associated with temperature, and therefore, they are not expected to introduce bias but rather to reduce statistical power to detect the association (Armstrong 1998).

In contrast, other studies indicated that post-exercise cryotherapy decreased training-associated adaptive processes and performance, and was not associated with decreased muscle damage or soreness (Howatson et al. 2005; Richendollar et al. 2006; Wassinger et al. 2007; Yamane et al. 2006).