Sentence examples for impair their performance from inspiring English sources

Athletes in the Olympics in 2012 faced the same hurdle, with many teams allowing their players to eat during Ramadan so as not to impair their performance and make up for it at another time or make donations to charity.

Shortly after that accident, New York City Transit said it had started a program to monitor more aggressively those employees with illnesses or conditions that might impair their performance on the job.

Torque fluctuation of rotary machines causes unwanted vibration that would impair their performance and reliability.

Surgeons are often subject to excessive levels of acute stress that can impair their performance.

The majority of participants believed their running performance was related to their weight with 60.5 % expecting performance improvements with weight reduction and 67.4 % worrying that weight gain would impair their performance.

Reduction in size of sea urchin larvae in a high PCO2 ocean would likely impair their performance with negative consequent effects for benthic adult populations.

CCL11 also impaired their performance on the fear conditioning and memory tasks, and inhibited the differentiation of neural stem cells maintained in a culture dish.

Despite skepticism on the part of some adults, ballplaying youngsters have accepted the equipment without objection, and it has in no way impaired their performance.

Merely asking poorer people to contemplate a hypothetical £1,000 car repair, one study by the authors shows, impairs their performance on intelligence tests as much as missing a night's sleep – about 13 or 14 IQ points.

But it remains hard to shrink engines, batteries, mechanical actuators and control electronics to the point where they are small and light enough to fly without impairing their performance.

Heat generated in electronic devices has to be effectively removed because excessive temperature strongly impairs their performance and reliability.