Sentence examples for hindered performance from inspiring English sources

Integrating supercapacitors into the shell would solve the weight, weight distribution and driving duration challenges that have hindered performance electric cars, Reggiani explained at an MIT media roundtable, earlier this year.

For the scenarios studied, biomass limitation at the top membranes hindered performance more significantly than diffusion limitation in the thick biofilms at the bottom membranes.

Research indicates that there are actually adverse effects of perfectionism, perhaps ironically including hindered performance and increased stress.

The first training session (A1) is followed by hindered performance in the second intervening training session (B).

On the whole, the evidence suggests that doing so is unlikely to improve performance, and depending on how the manipulation is performed, it may even hinder performance.

For high-level athletes, music could hinder performance.

Money that is held in cash -- and not invested -- can hinder performance, especially in a rising market.

"We're confident the fund's manager is cognizant of asset size and will not let it hinder performance," he said.

Re "The claim: Sex before an athletic event can hinder performance" ("Really?," Aug. 31): The study refers solely to the experiences of men.

Their proximity can even hinder performance by distracting management.Each media firm has had its own reasons for offloading assets, but there are some shared themes.

As most of the time wrong burst size and frequencies adjustment hinder performance of the system.