Sentence examples for a reduction of performance from inspiring English sources

An athlete participating in the United States-England match without first adjusting to altitude could experience a reduction of performance of 10 percent, according to the London Altitude Centre.

Correlation of received signals and antenna coupling introduce loss of information diversity, and then a reduction of SIMO performance.

A reduction of the performance coefficient close to fifty percent is observed in the braces when the initial pre-tensioning force is small.

The addition of small amounts of sodium molybdate increased the capacitance of the electrode and a reduction of the performance was observed.

This finding indicates that the presence of the fiber within foams results in a reduction of mechanical performance when either environmental conditioning or a given amount of compression is applied.

The presence of high minute ventilation and room temperature resulted in a reduction of humidification performance, with absolute humidity of less than 20 mg H2O/L.

On the other hand, the addition of noise features that are not truly relevant to the outcome is expected to deteriorate the model thereby leading to a reduction of the model performance.

More generally, using MODIS ETobs as a calibration set, results in a reduction of the model performance as all residuals of the local water balance and timing differences between the water balance and the outflow need to be resolved by the routing component of the model.

A three-week resistance training combined with WBV intervention for people with COPD reduced time taken to complete the 5-chair test by 4.0 sec [ 5]. Results of this efficacy trial show a 3.4 sec reduction of performance of the 5-chair test after a six-week standalone WBV intervention.

Remarkable results show that the stability increases as a consequence of enzyme immobilization but a reduction of the catalytic performances in terms of ABTS conversion kinetics was also observed.

Stability and catalytic parameters of the immobilized laccases were also assessed in comparison with the soluble counterparts, revealing an increase in stability, despite a reduction of the catalytic performances.