Sentence examples for handicap performance from inspiring English sources
In part, that's because many enthusiasts disqualify the Acura for its basic front-drive layout, which does handicap performance against better-balanced rear-drive sport sedans.
An unexpectedly bad turn of the economy at large can dampen sales and similarly handicap performance on multiple firms.
Alternatively, Zahavi's handicap principal [ 26] predicts that sexually selected traits are honest indicators of health and vigor because they handicap performance and survival.
Doing long sums in the absence of complementary actions or artefacts is a multistep procedure that quickly taxes working memory; congesting the phonological loop further handicaps performance.
This creates correlations between the handicap and unhandicapped performance, and if the handicaps work as they are supposed to, between the handicap and handicapped performance.
Although, GraPPLE already compared the graph-properties based and covariance based models [ 30], the study employed MUSCLE based alignments, that may artificially handicap the performance of covariance models.
According to HAQ-DI categories by Siegert et al. 47.1% persons were self-sufficient, 25.2% had minor difficulties, 16.8% had major difficulties, and 10.8% had a severe handicap in performance of ADL [ 32, 33].
If the market is a predictor of economic trends, investors are now handicapping the performance of the economy and corporate profits in the spring and summer of this year.
GIVEN the strong correlation between golf handicaps and performance, executive wannabes can glean an obvious career-advancement tip: Spend more time on the links.
All three were promptly bought by Italian clubs, a swoop that so riled the pride of the Argentine football association that it banned them from playing for the national side, a decision that severely handicapped its performance in the 1958 World Cup.
These survivors have lost their friends, bosses and sense of stability and drive ultimately handicapping their performance.
