Sentence examples for deleterious effect on performance from inspiring English sources

From the overall study, the results indicated that asphalt could partially be substituted with modified sulfur with no significant deleterious effect on performance and durability of hot mixed asphalt.

While previous iterations of Sense (especially Sense 3.0) seemed intent on wowing users with unnecessary graphical and UI flourishes that ultimately had a deleterious effect on performance, Sense 4.0 looks and feels much lighter and less obtrusive.

The effects are pronounced with moderate sleep deprivation of 17to1919 hours having as deleterious effect on performance as a blood alcohol level of 0.05% and with longer periods without sleep, performance reaches levels equivalent to a blood alcohol level of 0.1%[ 4, 5] and can lead to an increased risk of injuries to the trainee[ 6].

The results indicated that at 10% in the diets of broiler finisher chick, MOLM could be substituted with expensive conventional protein sources without any deleterious effects on performance and blood parameters of broiler finisher chicken.

The RF amplifier can have a deleterious effect on the performance of the mixer stage; hence, the entire receiver.

In his view, Drake "was just saying, 'We're not doing our job, and it's having a deleterious effect on mission performance.' He was right, by the way".

The chemical environment of the body that is in contact with implanted biomaterials can have a profound and deleterious effect on their performance as surgical devices.

At the same time, however, these same technologies can interrupt work flow and create work-related stress, thus having a deleterious effect on task performance.

Researchers investigating distractions have unequivocally shown that multitasking and interrupting our thoughts has an enormous deleterious effect on our performance.

Although there may not be direct interferences from the matrix to a given analyte in the final detection method, a significant amount of co-extracted material may have a deleterious effect on instrument performance.

G. duodenalis may have a deleterious effect on animal growth and performance, therefore its potential as a production limiting organism should not be discounted.