Sentence examples for impaired efficiency from inspiring English sources

To a degree our emphasis on impaired function under high demands is consistent with Sonuga-Barke's description of impaired efficiency of mesocortical dopamine control of fronto-striatal circuits, and Sagvolden's description of the difficulty for children with ADHD to comply with (the demanding) shallow reinforcement gradients.

Rescuers can also experience impaired decision-making ability or impaired efficiency, which can have fatal consequences in an emergency situation.

Furthermore, in our study, 72% of participants working with impaired efficiency believed they could make up for it later.

And there is more: for the 72% of affected participants who could make up later for impaired efficiency at work, something else would presumably be given up in order to do this.

Insufficient Fe supply to plants leads to Fe depletion of both the mitochondria (Mori et al. 1991) and chloroplast (Stocking 1975; Terry and Low 1982), resulting in impaired efficiency of both cellular respiration and photosynthesis.

impaired efficiency in the SAP and control groups to an equivalent extent.

This policy shall be put into effect as rapidly as possible, having due regard to the time required to effectuate any necessary changes without impairing efficiency or morale.

MD can impair efficiency in performing most daily activities and may compromise the ability to live an independent life.

However, scopolamine administration had similar effects on hippocampal lesioned and nonlesioned control rats, impairing efficiency and flattening the temporal distribution of responses in both groups (Sinden et al., 1986).

Again, both R521H and P525L showed comparably impaired ligation efficiency.

The result is impaired learning efficiency.