Sentence examples for poor orientations from inspiring English sources

Well-being decreased with low team support, heavy work demands, few learning opportunities and poor orientations.

Platelets also turn out to be superior to fibers in all nanocomposites characterized by a poor orientation of the inclusions.

For ZnO nanorods grown directly on ITO/glass, the weak peak intensity of ZnO was observed at the (002) and (101) planes due to the poor orientation and low density in Figure 1d.

The class of drivers who are absent-minded, confused, or show poor orientation in the traffic environment (Factor 3) may benefit from measures involving training in multifaceted driving situations (such as booster driving lessons) or, in the case of older drivers, those aimed at training and the maintenance of cognitive capacities.

Treatment targeted the following components: (a) awareness of worry, (b) intolerance of uncertainty toward health, (c) faulty beliefs regarding worry and anxiety, (d) cognitive avoidance and relapse prevention of reassurance or avoidance behaviors, (e) poor orientation to physical symptoms and problems, and (f) relapse prevention.

Poor orientation or on-boarding results in employee burnout and, as a result, a lack of productivity in your small business.

A value near 20,000 indicates a high contrast level (sharp orientation domains definition), and a value close to 10,000 indicates a low contrast level (poor orientation domains definition).

While there are no studies showing whether children with FASD have poor orientation selectivity maps, neuropsychological findings showing that patients with FASD present poor performance in perception of geometric designs support this hypothesis [3], [4].

Here we show that the primary visual cortex of ferrets exposed to alcohol during the third trimester equivalent of human gestation have decreased CREB phosphorylation and poor orientation selectivity revealed by western blotting, optical imaging of intrinsic signals and single-unit extracellular recording techniques.

Insufficient tissue or poor orientation of the biopsy specimens can also affect interpretation.

If the biopsy specimens were not flat, the specimens shrunk with fixation, dehydration and embedding, resulting in poor orientation of the lesions, and thereby affecting the final diagnosis.