Sentence examples for impeding effects from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, there is a growing consensus that the increasing dimensionality poses impeding effects on the performances of classifiers, which is termed as the "peaking phenomenon" in the field of machine intelligence.

Our results suggest that a reduction of calories can inhibit growth of manifest mammary carcinomas and has impeding effects on tumour development after surgical removal.

Is the pursuit of objective 3b necessary to achieve objectives 1 and 2? If so, will the dispatch of more U.S. soldiers and Marines, beyond those already in the country, create stabilizing or impeding effects?

The impeding effect was less pronounced at 880 °C than at 850 °C.

In this case, the impeding effect of GNS on the deformation of TPEE chain coils is the dominant role.

The results unveil a weak, essentially impeding effect of the flame on the upstream, non-burning flow region.

The impeding effect increased with increasing SO2 concentration (0 3000 ppm), while, when the particle size decreased from 0.4 0.45 mm to 0.2 0.25 mm, the calcination rate of limestone was higher, no matter whether there was SO2 present or not.

Despite that the amorphous phase can also act as an obstacle for dislocation movement, its impeding effect on the dislocation motion is much smaller than that of coherent interface.

Therefore, the impeding effect of coherent interface on dislocation motion decreases, resulting in the comparatively low hardness of film with low Si (Si/Ti ratio is below 4 21 or Si/Ti0.7Al0.3 ratio is below 3 22).

The present phenomenon of employing relationship-supporting mechanisms to address the impeding effect of firm-centric performance management and measurement systems on collaboration in an EE is necessary because the Goods-Dominant Logic principle, that value is embedded in products and services and the exchange thereof, is applied.

Several determinants can have a facilitating or impeding effect on sustainability.