The phrase "although in performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding how something is executed or carried out, often in a discussion about effectiveness or quality.
Example: "The theory is sound; although in performance, it may not yield the expected results."
Alternatives: "despite its execution" or "even in practice".
But, although uneven in performance, all of them include extended passages of real force and idiosyncrasy.
Generalization to the same trained items presented in different contexts was also demonstrated although declines in performance were also noted over time.
By 42 DAT, the three transgenic rice lines were clearly superior to the NTs (Fig. 2a) both in leaf color and growth, although differences in performance were observed in individual plots.
Indeed, all three olfactory LTM mutants failed to learn, although differences in performance among these strains were evident during training (Figure S1).
Although differences in performance across systems have been observed, 44 such issues may be less relevant in this setting where we focus on prevalence rates.
MRI using an endorectal coil, although similar in performance to EUS for the assessment of superficial (T1 and T2) tumours, has not gained worldwide acceptance.
Some publicly available peak-calling algorithms are listed in Table 1 and several excellent and detailed reviews are available [ 7- 9], although differences in performance between peak-callers are not well understood [ 9, 10].
Although slight differences in performance were noted across the two instruments, results on both were in conformance with modern day validation expectations.
Studies of probabilistic association learning in schizophrenia have shown frontal-striatal dysfunction although considerable heterogeneity in performance has also been reported.
It can be seen that CPORT predictions improve on PINUP, although the gain in performance is modest.
