Sentence examples for under recruitment from inspiring English sources
The dlPFC and dmPFC findings are consistent with recent findings of under recruitment of the prefrontal cortex in anxious individuals [7], [11], [14].
Although evidence from clinical and non-clinical investigations suggests that emotional hyper-reactivity and altered cognitive control are mediated by exaggerated response in emotion brain regions and under recruitment of cognitive control regions, little is known about how anxiety influences emotion-cognition interactions [15].
The few recent neuroimaging studies that investigated the neural correlates mediating the alterations in cognitive processing in anxiety reported an under recruitment of dorsal cognitive/executive brain regions including the lateral PFC and dorsal anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) [3], [11], [14].
The study recruitment procedures are described more fully under Recruitment Strategies.
International Opportunities: International Professional Staff The vacancies in the International Professional (IP) category have been advertised and are currently under recruitment.
Historically, in the UK debate concerning clinical trial accrual has centred on under recruitment into national randomised trials and how we might rectify this.
He puts the under-recruitment of would-be teachers down to broader trends within the graduate job market, which has now recovered from the recession.
"This government's attempt to create a bogus market in higher education has created so much instability and uncertainty that even our most selective universities are now vulnerable to under-recruitment," he says.
Under-recruitment to randomised controlled trials (RCTs) is often problematic and there may be particular difficulties in recruiting patients with severe mental illness.
Concurrent performance of complex cognitive tasks while standing or walking is expected to increase balance instability due to under-recruitment of brain resources and insufficient allocation of attention to the postural task.
Interviews To evaluate reasons for under-recruitment in an RCT.
