Sentence examples for respond to performance from inspiring English sources

Several studies have revealed how providers respond to performance information [ 22– 25].

Health workers respond to performance enhancing tools based on whether the tools are found appropriate or yield any tangible benefits.

In the second pathway, providers respond to performance data because of professional pride, competitiveness and sensitivity to their reputation among peers and implement internal improvement projects [ 13, 14].

Performance monitoring is an integral component of performance management, whereby management control systems respond to performance information in a manner conducive to the improvement of performance [ 6].

To minimize terminations, there is a need for instituting rigorous selection criteria to identify the right individuals and for Fellows to be adequately supported to respond to performance problems early.

Manning has become the rare quarterback who is critiqued nearly as much for how he responds to performances as to the performances themselves.

Humorously condescending and emotion-averse, he is a psychiatrist who is hard of hearing and fond of secrets ("I'm not very gracious in responding to performances of emotion," he admits).

The song is programmed to respond to your performance: the more tunefully you sing, or the more accurately you press the buttons on the fretboard and hit the drums, the more points you get.

In "33 Variations," Katherine is being ruthlessly denuded of her defenses, and for those who grew up enthralled with Ms. Fonda's screen image, it's hard not to respond to her performance here, on some level, as a personal memento mori.

Unlike mining companies, which respond to the performance of metal prices, there aren't many stocks offering the same exposure to soft commodities' price movements.

Emphasizing casual online gameplay, this study investigates how individuals respond to manipulated performance feedback in either a competitive or cooperative game play setting.