Sentence examples for restorative performance from inspiring English sources
It was a restorative performance for the team and Niese, particularly after a pair of wayward starts.
But the streak dissolved Tuesday afternoon, when the Mets could have used a restorative performance, as Dickey struggled in rainy conditions to achieve a level of comfort with his signature pitch.
After successive 3-2 defeagainstainst Hull City and Everton, Mike Ashley was said to be rueing that eight-year contract he gave Pardew 13 months ago, but this win, and the restorative performance behind it, will have stayed the executioner's hand, for the time being at least.
Andros Townsend offered a few flickers of encouragement and Joe Hart, barring one moment of near-embarrassment, can reflect on a restorative performance, but it is difficult to be too positive when the opposition goalkeeper walks off the pitch at the final whistle without a mark on his kit.
In addition, there is no hard-and-fast distinction between different categories of drugs; some drugs, such as beta-blockers, fall into both the restorative and performance-enhancing categories.
Extensive evidence suggests that sleep performs restorative processes that sustain waking brain performance.
It is hypothesised that the results of fracture crack propagation studies will provide better predictors for the in vivo performance of restorative materials and restored teeth.
Limited evidence exists on the effect of restorative material on the performance of a CAD-CAM system relative to marginal adaptation.
Only participants exposed to the restorative environments improved their performance on the final attention test, and this improvement occurred whether they viewed the scenes in the standardized time condition or in the self-paced time condition.
We chose thresholds of 10 and 30 minutes because many studies have shown that naps lasting 10 to 30 minutes are the most restorative on fatigue and performance impairments induced by sleep deprivation [ 21- 24].
Three broad categories of drugs have been identified: recreational, restorative, and additive, or performance-enhancing, drugs.
