Sentences with phrase «lead to poorer performance on»

Steven Gerrard had a poor season for Liverpool, while John Terry and Ashley Cole had problems off - the - field, which in - turn led to poor performances on it.

Not exact matches

Even though this would typically lead to a poor market performance, this did not happen on Friday.

This leads me on to the second issue which is causing our poor form and poor performances and this is the fact that the players simply aren't good enough.

Furthermore, poor ankle dorsiflexion can lead to a negative impact on performance.

However, a string of poor performances led to a fall - out between Dimitri Payet and the club, as West Ham sat in the relegation zone on Halloween.

The Department of Financial Services, an arm of the Cuomo administration, on Monday released a report blasting DiNapoli's handling of the state's retirement fund, knocking the amount of money paid to hedge funds with high fees that combined with poor performance have led to potentially costing the state $ 3.8 billion.

How is it possible that Labour should put in such a poor performance on the EU in terms of its policies, broadcasts and printed material without this leading to some critical reflection?

«While Lisfranc injuries have a reputation for resulting in poor player performance in the NFL, our study is the first to fully assess their career impact, including effect on athletic performance following return to competition,» said lead author Kevin J. McHale, MD, a fifth - year orthopedic resident at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.

Therefore, even small changes in computer time, dinner time, or staying awake to do homework can lead to poorer neurobehavioral functioning the next day and have an effect on sustained vigilance and attention, which are vital for optimal academic performance.

(It bears noting that charter schools are not on this list — indeed, charter schools remain locked into existing accountability pressures and arguably these pressures are even more acute in some states where poor performance can lead authorizers to not renew a charter.)

It also creates an evaluation procedure that could lead to revoking tenure based on poor job performance.

This would lead to poor on - job - performance and reduced productivity.

Several more trusts were also told this year by Ofsted that they had expanded too quickly, and that supersizing had led to poor performance among schools, including the Northern Education Trust, which took on nine «untouchable» schools, to create a stable of 18 academies.

The teachers believe this lack of preparation leads to students» poor performance on both the formative assessments and subsequent summative examinations.

Few senators seem concerned with the fact that the administration's gambit takes away real data on school performance (making it more difficult for families from being the lead decision - makers reformers need in order for overhauls to gain traction, and making it more difficult for researchers to do their work), and lets states and mediocre districts off the hook for poorly educating black, Latino, Native and poor white and Asian kids in their care.

Ripley purports these relationships would lead teachers to make excuses and exceptions for low quality work and blame poor classroom performance on poor parenting, poverty, and home lives.

A cow is 11 times more likely to contract the bacteria in a hospital pen than anywhere else on the dairy.3 Salmonella infections can lead to reduced milk yield, weight loss, poor reproductive performance and death in dairy cows.

Far too many firms view the goal of compensation - setting as simply «making as many people as happy as possible», which a) often leads to poorer performers being overly - compensated at the expense of the generous, strong performers who «leave money on the table» for the good of the firm, and b) ignores a golden opportunity to set performance goals and expectations for the firm and for each lawyer and staff member (one of which can be a defined role on a team) and then make the performance against such pie - growing efforts a factor in compensation.