Sentence examples for may perform poorly from inspiring English sources
Because teachers' decisions are often influenced by a students' academic performance in math and science, students who may perform poorly on exams, but who have an aptitude for science and mathematics could be excluded from the screening process.
Although artificial neural networks have been widely used in various prediction domain, it has been criticized for poor generalization performance and high computational complexity [6, 15, 23, 24] Support vector regression can provide good generalization performance and lower computation cost but it may perform poorly on the noisy data.
Prediction models may perform poorly in a new setting.
As a result, the robust and adaptive controllers may perform poorly in the presence of unmodeled dynamics and measurement noise.
Worse, a program that performs well on one machine may perform poorly on a similar machine with a slightly different file system.
And if the underwriters stretch G.M.'s value in the I.P.O., it may perform poorly in the aftermarket, hampering future stock offerings.
Since they are not built on a comprehensive understanding of the system to which they are applied, they may, without warning, perform poorly under "unusual circumstances" (e.g., for very high ion counts).
Such as, the small ones experience much lower Reynolds number flow than the large ones, thus large wind turbine airfoils may perform very poorly in small applications.
A tree topology estimated as having the maximum likelihood for a sequence alignment may be contained within a set of topologies with very similar, high likelihoods but may perform more poorly than others in that set when tested with a different sequence alignment.
Indeed, in diverse tropical radiations, mtDNA 'barcoding' may perform rather poorly as a species identification tool [ 6].
One might also suspect that our case definition may perform more poorly in adults because DKA has classically been regarded as a feature of type 1 (rather than type 2) diabetes [ 18] and a more common complication of diabetes mellitus in children and youth than in adults [ 19].
