Sentence examples for difference to performance from inspiring English sources

Our third experiment suggests that this might not be the case, because probing by color versus probing by location made no difference to performance, even when the items encoded into WM were distinctively different with respect to both location and color (Fig.  4).

Surprisingly, the ratio of signals to nonsignal stimuli makes little difference to performance.

He described, "a noticeable difference to performance … When I had a severe attack, the day after I was wiped out".

The 2003 Giro was the first time I really struggled with it, the first time I'd gone to a three-week stage race and noticed it, a noticeable difference to performance.

One nice touch is that a range of ski boots are brought to the chalet and Katie is always checking that everyone has the best fit, which can make all the difference to performance.

The airline has noted that Mr. Rovinescu was only with the company for nine months in 2009 and attributed the remainder of the difference to performance payments related to the airline's return to profitability last year.

That physical difference does not make them genuinely different realizations of corkscrew, however, because it makes no difference to their performance as corkscrews.

Dale says it made no difference to the performance of the company.

Other researchers have similarly found that middle managers can make a big difference to organizational performance.

That has made a big difference to the performance of boys, in particular.

Getting an extra hour of sleep at night would make a huge difference to academic performance, according to Alex Sinanis, 16, a sophomore at Guilford High School.