Sentence examples for disproportionate performance from inspiring English sources
In fact, there is evidence that increased task demands provoke a disproportionate performance decline in patients suffering from Alzheimer's disease and mild cognitive impairment [ 63, 64].
The overwhelming success of Linux is disproportionate to the performance of Red Hat.
First, Huntsman Corp.'s subsequent performance was "disproportionate," and, second, it was disproportionate to the rest of the "chemical industry".
Influential data are those that have a disproportionate impact on model performance, parameters and/or predictions.
Hence the disproportionate attack on its performance.
Alternatively, disproportionate pre-foraging task performance extension, truncation, or task skipping between these groups would demonstrate that temporal polyethism is highly flexible and can be fundamentally different between isolated honey bee groups.
This research team is already undertaking follow-up analysis of individual student characteristics for those identified as producing a disproportionate number of unusual performances as well as looking into the types of assessment items that do (and do not) produce unusual results at a high rate.
As women of color, we often feel the need to prove our intellect and capability, thus focusing putting a disproportionate amount of focus on performance forgetting that image and exposure are equally important.
An identical interpretation of correct responses and erroneous consonant replacements in terms of hearing performance would place disproportionate emphasis on top-down processing strategies and would thus seriously overestimate the proper functioning of the inner ear hearing mechanisms.
Studies show that these partnerships can improve performance in schools with disproportionate numbers of poorly served students, many of whom are off track for graduation.
When a dysfunctional system blows up, it's not uncommon for the honest worker who refused to game the system and who therefore wasn't doing as well on measured performance to catch a disproportionate amount of the blame.
