Sentence examples for exhibited poor performance from inspiring English sources
Moreover combination of all features exhibited poor performance indicating that information cannot be induced from all features at the same time.
However, all satellite products exhibited poor performance over the Caspian Sea coastal region, where they underestimated precipitation in this relatively wet and moderate climate region.
Yet, as we show in this paper, a total of 46% of normal individuals exhibited poor performance on the task, indicating a lack of learning.
In topologies of lower degree of connectivity like sparse network, these one-hop consensus synchronization algorithms have exhibited poor performance in terms of convergence speed and synchronization accuracy.
Contrary to the expectation of that the hardened adhesive previously filled into the holes during adhesion would create a pin effect in load bearing, holey specimens exhibited poor performance and induced degradation in joint quality.
Due to the brittle nature of the superlattice layers and weak interfacial strength, these multilayered coatings exhibited poor performance in erosion testing involving high-speed particle impingements, which caused extensive cracking and localized interfacial detachments between the coating and substrate and between the superlattice and pure Ti layers.
In spite of these demonstrated roles in preclinical studies, agents targeting MMPs exhibited poor performances in clinical trials (Chu et al, 2007; Gialeli et al, 2011).
Older participants exhibited poorer performance in the mental rotation test and slower performance in the aiming test with aiming errors being of similar frequency across groups.
The SHRs generally exhibited poorer performance on ASST than the control WKY and SD rats.
Models based on the kNN method and the input representation scheme defined by individual genes exhibited poorer performance.
It has been reported that obese individuals exhibited poorer performance on both static and dynamic posture tasks with greater postural motion in the medial/lateral direction when compared to non-obese individuals [ 19].
