Sentence examples for hampering performance from inspiring English sources

However, PFF's holdings are actually of extremely high credit quality, and that works against it, as its yield sits below many of its close competitors, hampering performance.

Clearly it hampers performance, but there are worse alternatives.

Making so many of these quantum dots means more chances for something to grow incorrectly, more chances for a defect that can hamper performance.

Goossen explained that the clock speed increase reduced potential bottle necks that could hamper performance across the processing units of the Xbox One.

Sales of clothing and homewares online rose 34.2% over the half year as after resolving a series of glitches which hampered performance in 2014.

It may be smart for corporations to minimize risk when entering the markets, but a subsequent lack of investment and managerial attention can seriously hamper performance.

We show that this approach may result in excessive loads on other resources, which can ultimately hamper performance and waste energy.

Several elite men runners in Sunday's London Marathon have insisted they will try to put the Boston bombings out of their mind because dwelling on security issues would hamper performance.

"It's been a tricky but momentous year for RBS, in which the bank has put to bed many of the legacy issues which have hampered performance since the financial crisis," he said.

But lithium in this metallic form has a problem that has stymied much of this research effort: As the batteries are being charged, finger-like lithium deposits form on the metal surface, which can hamper performance and even lead to short-circuits that damage or disable the battery.

Ignoring edges and singularities can severely hamper performance, but computationally tractable and accurate extraction of sub-manifolds is a challenging open problem.