Sentence examples for relationships to performance from inspiring English sources
Taken together, the ratio of ΔCBF to ΔCMRO2 is relatively stable (Leontiev and Buxton 2007) and allows for the heterogeneity of changes in both factors and therefore can potentially account for the region- and task-specific nature of BOLD age differences, and their relationships to performance, that have been documented across cortex.
It has no discernible relationship to performance.
As a result, pay bears little relationship to performance and tends to rise inexorably.
Picó combines self-mocking ballet and modern dance with a vaudevillian sensibility in this very personal exploration of her relationship to performance.
Because these salaries and bonuses typically have no relationship to performance or merit, but are, practically speaking, decisions by managers to reward themselves at the expense of stockholders, I cannot see any legitimate argument against such measures.
Endurance per se bears little if any relationship to performance.The subheading to Mr Foster's and Ms Kaplan's book is "From Built-to-Last to Built-to-Perform", a dig at one of the most influential business books of recent years, "Built to Last" by Jim Collins and Jerry Porras.
Therefore, WITNESS was modified to enable exploration of variability and its relationship to performance.
We begin by defining performance measurement and its relationship to performance management and evaluation.
In this study, number of depressive episodes, chronicity of the disorder, age of onset, and medication revealed no relationship to performance in the same tests.
Therefore, this article proposes novel geometry descriptors with a relationship to performance that are useful for explaining the performance differences between irregular arrays (as shown in Figure 1), and provides guidelines and insight for the irregular microphone cluster design.
It is important to note that, the level of economic and social strategies exhibited by firms will indicate where the firm will be in terms of these interventions and their relationship to performance (Porter and Kramer 2006; Qu 2009; Brik et al. 2011).
