Sentence examples for prevalent performance from inspiring English sources
The most prevalent performance affected was eating, followed by major work or role and sleeping.
Eating was the most prevalent performance affected by oral impacts among the ten items.
In our study, the most commonly prevalent performance impairment interfering with the daily activities of the participants was frequent class missing, 49(28.3%) and exam missing 17 9.8%), (Table 4).
The objective of this study was to investigate, in a high TB prevalent area, the performance of an in-house enzyme-linked immunospot assay (ELISPOT) measuring interferon-γ release by producing T cells in HIV infected individuals in different stages of HIV/AIDS progression, and to compare it with the TST.
Yet, particularly at the start of the evening, the sound the group produced called to mind the performance style prevalent in the 1960's -- energetic, broad-boned and with a seat-of-the-pants quality in which gesture was deemed more important than complete accuracy of intonation.
Further, the demand of simultaneous task performance is prevalent to about a fifth of the entire working time.
In a study undertaken in Korea, anxiety about sexual performance was prevalent in cervical cancer survivors and dyspareunia was a major and distressing problem for women who received radiotherapy for cervical cancer [ 30].
In contrast, the existing epidemiological studies are not able to give explanations for the prevalent phenomenon of academic performance enhancement and can only speculate about deeper reasons and motivational factors.
Sevilla hosts the Biennial of Flamenco Art, and flamenco performances are prevalent in the city's many tablaos (bars).
Poor to average school academic performance was more prevalent among children with tension type headache, whereas good to excellent academic performance was more prevalent among those with migraine.
It believes that "herding" behaviour – as fund managers charge into the same asset classes simultaneously in order to hit their performance targets – is "prevalent and increasing" – particularly in emerging market assets.
