Sentence examples for impaired execution from inspiring English sources

In literature, micrographia has been reported to be more frequent in native than secondary languages, owing to impaired execution of more utilized tasks.

This was the first of several impromptu decisions by Moltke that were to fatally impair the execution of the Schlieffen Plan.

We hypothesized that tACS in the beta range would help synchronize local cortical activity in this frequency band and thereby impair the execution of new movements, providing evidence that beta activity is mechanistically important in motor behavior.

Tests administered to Mr. Woods over the years placed his I.Q. between 68 and 86, prompting a bitter debate between his lawyers and the state over whether he was too impaired to face execution.

We were therefore concerned by the possibility that the autophagic response could indeed be impaired by the execution of apoptosis.

According to the motion, trading was delayed "as a result of problems with Nasdaq's software systems, which impaired the orderly executions of trades and price levels".

Based on the mitotic-enriched expression and cell cycle regulation of cdr2 we hypothesized the cdr2-deficient HeLa cells may be impaired in the proper execution of mitosis.

The exclusion criteria were a) known disease in the central nervous system, b) known severe psychiatric illness c) known abuse of alcohol/other stimulants, d) severely impaired vision/hearing, e) impaired mobility to a degree that complicated execution of testing.

Reversible blockade of M1 D1 and D2 receptors temporarily impaired skill acquisition but not execution, and reduced long-term potentiation (LTP) within M1, a form of synaptic plasticity critically involved in skill learning.

Subjects with prefrontal lesions have a preserved language but show an important disconnection between knowledge and execution, and are impaired in both phonologic and semantic fluency.

Results showed that shifting performance was impaired when experimental heat pain was applied during task execution, and that optimism counteracted pain-induced deterioration in task-shifting performance.