Sentence examples for a deterioration of performance from inspiring English sources

A deterioration of performance of the privacy-oriented system was observed when adding a supplementary source and changing the emitter placement.

Previously, assessments of right-hemisphere patients with hemispatial neglect have revealed significant overall deficits on vigilance tasks, but to date there has been no demonstration of a deterioration of performance over time a vigilance decrement considered by some to be a key index of a deficit in maintaining attention.

Although the last testing of RDTs from the hut and 35°C incubation was performed 5 months after the expiry date, we did not find any deterioration of performance.

Uncertainties in the main structure dynamic properties as well as those in the characteristics of the excitation may cause a deterioration of the performance of Tuned Mass Dampers.

As a result, inappropriate features or a poor configuration of features can lead to a deterioration of classification performance, or a more complex classification algorithm may be required.

The presence of a bounded time-varying delay in discrete-time controlled system implies a deterioration of the performance (stability and guaranteed cost).

However, oxygen ingress during elevated-temperature exposure induces formation of a subsurface brittle oxygen-rich layer (ORL), resulting in a deterioration of mechanical performance.

However, the latter must not exceed a critical thickness since it will inadvertently lead to a deterioration of device performance due to the formation of defects.We find that the lowest sub-band energy in the middle shell changes from 25 meV up to 480 meV above the Fermi level by decreasing its thickness from 10 nm down to 1 nm as shown in Figure 1c.

This duplex approach did not result in a deterioration of PCR performance, as all relevant characteristics remained unaltered.

However, PBDE's were associated with a deterioration of the performance in the Finger Tapping test in the preferred-hand condition.

Furthermore, disruption of dorsal premotor cortex activity by means of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) over both the ipsilesional or contralesional hemisphere may lead to a deterioration of motor performance in stroke patients, but not in healthy controls (Johansen-Berg et al., 2002 b ; Fridman et al., 2004).