Sentence examples for disrupted performance from inspiring English sources

Encountering the two works within less than 24 hours – the Glass in a technically disrupted performance at London's Barbican Centre, Carousel in Leeds – was discombobulating: a jerky, reverse gallop through the emerging musical language of America, bypassing Cage and Bernstein but sensing both their response to Broadway and their influence on a radical new generation that included Glass.

Apomorphine (0.05, 0.1, 0.5 and 1.0 mg/kg), dose-dependently, disrupted performance in this recognition memory procedure in rats.

MAM treatment disrupted performance of the win-shift task but did not alter cocaine self-administration or cocaine-induced locomotion.

These effects were lost if the dose of either compound extended into the range which disrupted performance in the baseline DMTP task.

Pretreatment with ethanol (1 g/kg) disrupted performance on the NOR test specifically in adolescents, which corresponds with the ethanol-induced inhibition of p-ERK1/2 IR in the hippocampus.

Ethanol completely disrupted performance in these animals.

Back in his days as a rebellious young composer in Paris, Mr. Boulez and his cohort disrupted performances of Stravinsky's Neo-Classical works with jeers.

Anxiety can still disrupt performance and thinking, though.

Conversely, when gesture production is controlled, gesture inhibition often disrupts performance and learning (Hostetter, Alibali, & Kita, 2007; Nathan & Martinez, 2015).

More surprisingly, within a multi-task environment redundant signals may actually be disruptive: Wickens and colleagues (Seagull, Wickens, & Loeb, 2001; Wickens & Gosney, 2003) have reported evidence that redundant audio-visual target presentation in a monitoring task can disrupt performance in an ongoing tracking task.

Where this occurs it may interfere with task-specific neural activity and disrupt performance [17], [19].