Sentence examples for readiness and performance from inspiring English sources

All the comments from McCain et al about how military readiness and performance would be affected by being forced to work alongside gay people had been previously stated back in the forties with respect to whites working and sleeping closely to blacks against whom they'd long discriminated.

We then calculated the percentages of criteria achieved for each readiness and performance standard and conducted bivariate and multivariate analyses of provider performance data.

In the past few years there have been several studies, mainly from developing countries, suggesting negative influence of gastrointestinal infections in childhood on cognitive function [ 1, 2], psychomotor development [ 3], and school readiness and performance [ 4], even when socioeconomic variables and nutritional status were controlled [ 1, 2, 4].

We collected data on facility readiness and provider performance before and after the 2010 2012 intervention at 4 intervention sites selected for their relatively poor performance and 4 comparison sites.

The intervention addressed 2 components of quality: facility readiness and provider performance.

This study examines the effectiveness of the SBM-R approach in improving facility readiness and provider performance at ZDF facilities.

Of particular relevance to the work described in this report is that preschool attendance has been shown to improve the school readiness and school performance of children in poverty.

Although exposure to programmes such as Sesame Street has been associated with improved school readiness and academic performance (Anderson & Hanson, 2010), other research has identified a 'video deficit effect' – that infants and young children find it hard to transfer learning from TV to real-life situations (Barr, 2010).

Five major research themes will be explored: inequalities, diversity, and social mobility; early life antecedents of school readiness and later educational performance; developmental origins of health and ill-health in childhood; social, emotional, and behavioural development: the interplay between infant and parent; and neighbourhoods and environment: effects on child and family.

In this paper, we describe results of the surveys, focusing on the 2012 and 2013 surveys in particular (as their methodology was more comparable than that of the 2014 survey), to demonstrate contraceptive availability, readiness to deliver family planning services, and performance of the facilities (level of output), as well as correlates of readiness to provide services and of output.

To protect patient safety it is important that surgeons and anaesthetists are aware of work readiness and its influence on their performance before each operation The purpose of the study was to design a tool to promote such awareness, DOCpass, to study its feasibility in operating room practice and redesign it.