Sentence examples for be associated to performance from inspiring English sources
Our solution enables cloud workload patterns to be associated to performance requirements in order to allow the requirements to be met through appropriate configuration.
Event-based and emergent timing are supposed to be associated to the performance of discontinuous movements like tapping, and continuous movements like oscillations or circle drawing, respectively.
Depressive symptomatology seemed to be associated to some extent with the performance differences found between the groups.
The improved performance should be associated to the active AuNPs, which act as catalysts for surface sensing reactions and show high active for low-temperature CO oxidation.
This cellular phenotype is associated to different performances in memory tests, being a deficit evident in the contextual fear conditioning and inhibitory avoidance, but absent in the Morris water maze.
We found that regional cerebral hypermetabolism is associated to impaired cognitive performance, which suggests that it reflects a local deleterious neuronal and/or astrocytic process.
Further work will be needed to better understand the function(s) of DCLK1 in cognitive processes, and its role in synaptic plasticity, especially since other related genes (CAMK2G and CAMTA1) have also been associated to human memory performance [60], [61].
However, neither AChE-S mRNA nor p250GAP levels were associated to the cognitive performance.
Consistent differences in levels of alpha and theta band power were associated to levels of task performance: highest performance was related to lowest band power.
A weight derived from the increase in reliability of EBV due to genotype information was associated to each pseudo-performance.
Geopolymers have much higher drying shrinkage than Portland cement based composites Shrinkage performance is an important property for reinforced concrete composites just because a high shrinkage performance is associated to cracking tendency that leads to future durability problems.
