Sentence examples for reduced distractions from inspiring English sources
His employees now churn out five days' worth of work in four, in part because of reduced distractions.
But it wasn't just that multiple monitors reduced distractions; the setup also increased my efficiency when I did finally get around to working.
Echoing a theme that the tour had emphasized over and over, Ms. Brown said she was extremely happy with the new dance space -- on a street filled with trucks and warehouses between 11th and 12th Avenues -- because it reduced distractions.
Hiring a business manager, Adam Campbell, reduced distractions and simplified his life off the ice, allowing Lundqvist to concentrate on being a Lamborghini-driving soon-to-be dad who also happens to be a virtuoso at stopping frozen disks of vulcanized rubber, sometimes with his head.
That keystone is supported, however, by numerous factors comprising the arch of testing success, including: (a) reduced distractions, (b) increased mobility, (c) private environment, (d) utilizing coping techniques, (e) the ability to translate between languages, and (f) extended time.
Only one of their interventions was successful in reducing distractions from other persons, other patients, and neither intervention reduced distractions from missing medication.
Based on the relevant findings, the authors recommends that a reduced distraction accommodation in the form of a welcoming private test rooms may be a greater contributor to nursing student success than extended time alone.
Within the intraoperative period, a more concave tibial profile and/or reduced distraction angle (i.e., 6° or 9°) necessitate a higher compressive load to elastically deform the plate, thereby deteriorating the lateral-hinge fracture risk.
For privacy and reduced distraction, the structured interview was undertaken away from clinics or waiting areas.
The degree of psychotic symptoms improved including increased spontaneous speech, reduced distraction, reduced stereotypies and increased goal directed activity.
The SAS culture is engineered for its own logic: to reduce distractions and stress, and thus foster creativity.
