Sentence examples for at lower performance from inspiring English sources

Importantly, the AKPS instrument with more palliative care appropriate language did not alter the scale's expected overall correlation with survival, was more correlated with survival at lower performance status, and was more acceptable to the clinical nurses.

For example, thin film/layer electrolytes of doped-ZrO2 exhibited enhanced performance at lower operation temperatures in application for solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) [21, 22].

For these reasons, ultrasonic extraction has been broadly adopted in extraction with advantages of saving time [18] and protecting heat-sensitive bioactive compounds from damage at a lower performance temperature [19].

After the lesioning of the late-lesion group, both lesion groups demonstrated reduced accuracy to the S2 stimuli as the control group improved their performance throughout the test period, while the accuracy of both lesion groups remained stable at a lower performance level.

As shown in Table 3, without the bias of negative samples, the accuracy of SVM classifiers has significantly increased for polynomial, Gaussian, and hyperbolic tangent kernel, while the linear classifier remains at a lower performance.

The single-domain DDI line shows a similar pattern with slightly lower performance at the upper score thresholds, yet a stronger performance at the lower thresholds compared to the iPfam DDIs.

With a different algorithm strategy, even optimality can be achieved at expense of a lower performance.

As shown in Figure 2, these lower complexity algorithms come at the cost of lower performance characteristics.

This could be a possible bias in the study, as an elevated E/E' (>15) is negatively correlated with lower performance at prediction of fluid responsiveness [35, 36].

The burden of headache has consequences for the individual and the society due to a reduced quality of life, absenteeism and lower performance at work, and increased disease-related costs [2].

8 In particular, a higher workload is associated with lower performance at primary care practices.