Sentence examples for under high effort from inspiring English sources

Prevalence of MPD was twice as high among workers exposed to high psychological demand and low control at work and under high effort and low reward working conditions.

In the multivariate analysis, the prevalence of MPD was twice as high among bank workers exposed to high psychological demand and low control at work and under high effort and low reward working conditions.

Thus, although there is some evidence that hypocretin receptor 2 regulates intake of some drugs of abuse, it is currently unclear to what extent hypocretin receptor 2 participates in the regulation of dopamine signaling or cocaine self-administration, particularly under high effort conditions.

Our results show that money obtained under low effort leads to different consumption patterns than money obtained under high efforts: superior goods are more salient in the case of low effort money.

By comparing the AofN1-related BOLD changes under high-effort versus passive listening, positive correlations were found in the anterior cingulate cortex (CC).

On the other side in vivo exposure is not fully under the control of the therapist and requires a high effort in terms of money and time expenditure.

*High score representing high effort with strain.

Avoid high effort calls to action.

These results suggest that trihalomethane exposures for competitive swimmers under prolonged, high-effort training are common and possibly higher than was previously thought and that the dermal exposure route is dominant.

Results for the ERI model were also only partially consistent with the literature, which found little predictive power of ERI scales for anxiety, 56 since in the cohort under study higher efforts needed to meet the demands of the working environment and lower occupational rewards were associated with higher anxiety.

Mulert et al. [ 2008] investigated the spatial distribution of statistically significant correlations between fluctuations in the amplitude of the N1 potential (AofN1), measured during a forced choice reaction task, under low- and high-effort conditions and the BOLD signal.