The phrase "affect performance with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain factors or actions influence or change performance in a specific context.
Example: "The new software updates may affect performance with the existing hardware configurations."
Alternatives: "impact performance with" or "influence performance with".
The preparation is obvious in her subtle and affecting performance, with a palpable mix of fear and repressed emotion coursing through her face, whether she's in the office of the target doctor, now operating under a pseudonym, or showing off the difficult martial arts moves that she also had to learn for the film.
In water breathing animals, such as fish, a key mechanism affecting performance with increasing temperatures is aerobic capacity.
Steering in the latter stages of the escape to establish the final escape trajectory also affected performance, with turns away from the stimulus associated with reduced velocity.
This indicates that curvature may not affect performance unduly, with functioning arrays found in linear, concave, and convex conformations.
Another factor that could affect performance is familiarity with the vocabulary used in the test, but it is unlikely that this was a significant contributor to the results because we used highly familiar words.
Treatment with VU0467154 alone did not affect performance of pairwise discrimination with mean response accuracy of vehicle- and VU0467154-treated animals ranging from 90.6% to 93.3% correct (F4,35 = 0.38, ns; data not shown).
The child's age was also found to affect performance on all formats with the exception of percentages.
Pain in lower limbs is likely to affect performance in a population with RA and could have had an impact on the test results.
For example, if the software and database are loaded on one central server and end users access it through a Web-based portal, minimum levels of speed, bandwidth, and system memory can affect performance, as they would with any software application that transfers data bi-directionally via a Web connection.
The results imply that larger key lengths will affect performance since weights are distributed with respect to the number of input nodes to the hidden layer.
