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1 oL, anxiety, depression, social support, and work performance).
2 apacity for increased energy expenditure and work performance.
3 tion and ADL, while also improving sleep and work performance.
4 ort, which may lead to burnout and decreased work performance.
5 orer health, increased absenteeism and lower work performance.
6 e important consequences for dog welfare and working performance.
7    Most reported minimal impact on school or work performance, all felt positive or neutral about the
8 ollecting comparative data on moment-in-time work performance among service workers who were depresse
9 oratory, and relations of age to measures of work performance and achievement.
10  beneficial effects in related areas such as work performance and creativity.
11 cing intrusions reported significantly lower work performance and engagement.
12 e of injury predicted (p</=0.05) both poorer work performance and increased number of days in bed due
13 icant, particularly in the domains of school/work performance and mental health.
14 cessful than supportive therapy in improving work performance and relationships out of the home.
15 n psychological symptom scores at intake and work performance and requirement for bed rest in the yea
16 essing job retention, time missed from work, work performance, and critical workplace incidents).
17  sarcomere recruitment directs cardiomyocyte work performance, and harmonization of sarcomere strain
18 cales (VAS) for pain, work satisfaction, and work performance; and days missed/month.
19 d to decrements in both of the dimensions of work performance assessed in the diaries: task focus and
20 emotional feelings and worry about perceived work performance associated with distractibility, mitiga
21 </=0.05) bed days at 3, 6, and 12 months and work performance at 3 months.
22 ed and assessment of depression severity and work performance at months 6 and 12 was blinded.
23 d socioeconomic status, educational choices, work performance, delinquency, health risk behaviors, an
24 tment of shortening sarcomeres, and impaired work performance during cell lengthening.
25 rgic rhinitis (SAR) showed poorer school and work performance during periods of acute allergic inflam
26 of daily living (ADL) improved in 96.40% and work performance in 84.86%.
27    When paged, respondents reported on their work performance in the diary.
28 n dioxide (CO2) concentrations with impaired work performance, increased health symptoms, and poorer
29 persist over time and have a major effect on work performance, most notably on "presenteeism," or red
30                      Thus, posture-dependent work performance of the limb provides inherent velocity
31 ss-spring dynamics through posture-dependent work performance of the limb, leading to substantial ene
32 ch increases the importance of cognition for work performance over time.
33 .04], VAS work satisfaction [P < 0.001], VAS work performance [P = 0.01]).
34 r and bipolar disorder predicting Health and Work Performance Questionnaire scores among 3,378 worker
35  and work impairment with the WHO Health and Work Performance Questionnaire.
36 und what environmental distractions impacted work performance, the farther-reaching consequences of d
37 ught to have substantial negative effects on work performance, the possibility of recall bias limits
38                               Moment-in-time work performance was assessed at five random times each
39 bricated immunosensor exhibited an excellent working performance with a wide detection linear range (
40 tory of Depressive Symptomatology, QIDS) and work performance (World Health Organization Health and P