Sentence examples for impairment in performance from inspiring English sources

Supporting the hypothesis of limited impairment with buprenorphine, results revealed minimal impairment in performance as buprenorphine/naloxone dose was increased four-fold.

Mice that lack LAR phosphatase domains exhibit spatial learning impairment in performance of the Morris water maze, and are more active in exploration and nest-building (Kolkman et al., 2004).

Although +history subjects drove just as well as −history subjects during euglycemia, they demonstrated a marked impairment in performance during progressive hypoglycemia (group × condition F = 5.0, P = 0.03).

Previous analysis comparing high risk subjects to normal controls indicated no significant impairment in performance for either of the two tasks [ 26, 27].

As previously shown, there is a clear impairment in performance on the horizontal bar and the inverted screen in the ME7 groups between 16 and 20 weeks.

Thus, the disconnection of ventrolateral prefrontal cortex (produced by a neurotoxic lesion) and inferotemporal cortex resulted in an overall impairment in performance as well as a slowing of learning rate.

Impairments in performance and some of the regional decreases in gray matter were greater in MDTx.

Neuronal damage induced by transient global ischemia is accompanied by severe impairments in performance on hippocampally dependent spatial learning tasks.

Swimming performance is the behavioral trait perhaps most universally affected when animals are stressed and condition of fish is compromised (Webb and Brett 1973; Wedemeyer et al. 1990), with impairments in performance a good predictor of survival (Thomas et al. 1964).

It is possible that TMS-induced impairments in performance (i.e., in proportions of correct responses, i.e., "hits") in speech tasks are caused by disruption of decision making or response selection processes, not perceptual processes.

Thus it has been shown that hippocampal lesions produce significant impairments in performance of sequence tasks in which subjects are required to remember the serial presentation of two or more objects, or olfactory stimuli [10,60] or spatial stimuli [57,58].