In fairness, tonight Ellie is suffering from laryngitis, and pulls off an impressive, albeit curtailed, performance sourced from the forthcoming release.
Reductions in O2 and substrate supply can compromise organ and tissue metabolism (13) and the circulatory strain induced by dehydration during prolonged exercise in a hot environment may compromise cerebral substrate delivery to an extent that impairs CMRO2 and central nervous system function, ultimately curtailing performance.
They cause pain and disability and may curtail the performance of athletic activities, work-related duties or routine tasks [2].
Days later the museum released its only statement about the event: "The decision by the director of P.S. 1 to curtail the performances near the end of Saturday Sessions was made to safeguard the audience, performers and P.S. 1 staff from an escalating and potentially volatile situation.
It said: Our expectation of negative earnings per share momentum due to fibre upgrade costs and weak consumption, and competition concerns around YouView's launch in the first quarter and football uncertainty in the second quarter, could curtail short term performance.
The reduced training sample size will curtail the prediction/classification performance of a gene signature, especially when the sample size of a study is already small.
With the advent of smaller vehicles such as CubeSats and Nanosats, there is the need to further reduce the size and weight of such devices: as a trade-off, this usually results in the curtail of the performances.
On this view, a drug testing programme is not the most effective way to curtail the use of performance enhancing (or lifestyle improving) substances.
The maestro has suffered from a variety of health problems for the past few years, forcing him to curtail the number of performances he conducted for the Met in 2010.
But it is hard to argue with Numis Securities, which says it expects macro concerns 'to curtail near-term share price performance'.
