Sentence examples for unclear performance from inspiring English sources

Randomly assigned to the cells of a 2 (task context: reward vs. demand) × 2 (reward value: low vs. high) between-persons design, participants performed either a memory task with an unclear performance standard (Experiment 1) or a visual scanning task with an unfixed performance standard (Experiment 2).

In Mali and Burkina Faso, it has been observed that most of the lower level cadres were not aware of their job descriptions, which are written according to one's profession and not their posting, resulting in health workers performing tasks for which they are not qualified and in unclear performance appraisals by management [ 18, 19].

The prevailing diagnostic approach for DVT is ultra-sonography despite its unclear performance characteristics in this population, instead of more accurate venography with its attendant risks of patient transport and contrast dye-induced renal insufficiency.

Many of the characteristics symbolic of poor safety culture (e.g. lack of resources, poor management, constant change, unclear performance standards [ 90] are found in studies of patient neglect, with care often being task-centric rather than patient-centric (e.g. having staff focus on bureaucratic targets) [ 24, 43].

The sales force gets better and better at things that leaders and customers value less and less while remaining unclear about performance expectations.

And it is unclear whether performance incentives work in the medical world; studies of similar programs in other countries indicate that doctors learn to manipulate the system.

Performance on the MRBURNS has been linked with alcohol-related problems and negative reinforcement-based drinking motives, as well as symptoms of anxiety and depression; however, it is unclear if performance on the task represents a stable measure of negative reinforcement-based risk taking over time.

But job paths are unclear and performance is less visible.

The reasons for the return to the four-man attack were unclear, with performance, fatigue and injury variously offered as explanations.

However, it is unclear which performance test and cut-point are the most useful to screen for risk of functional dependence in older Japanese people.

Of the 4000 individuals in the F2 population, 2964 plants were classified as resistant and 1012 were classified as susceptible; 24 individuals were excluded because of an unclear resistance performance.