Sentence examples for more sensitive performance from inspiring English sources

Since the present study did not correct for the known age-related changes in cortical thickness [25] and gray-white matter blurring [26], and used a control sample with a wider age distribution, age-corrections may have yielded more sensitive performance measures.

If so, more sensitive performance metrics testing cognitive and motor abilities concurrently could, arguably, reduce the potential for re-injury.

But Sir Norman was capable of more sensitive performances too.

The findings of brain dysfunctions in boys with ADHD and their normalization under the clinical dose of MPH despite minor performance differences and only trend-level improvements with MPH show that brain activation is more sensitive than performance to detect both abnormalities and pharmacologic effects.

Lastly, it is concluded that the more volatile the input data, the more sensitive the performance of TA model to the discussed factors.

It may be that the current paradigm is more sensitive to performance differences, even when the task is relatively easy.

Musically experienced listeners (with >6 yrs. of musical training) were more sensitive to performance expression than less experienced listeners.

Human liver RNA, which was found to have a higher RIN value across commercial lots than the other components, was used for the ratio more sensitive to performance differences (1.5-fold).

The SCIT error rate subtests were more sensitive to performance outcomes on other cognitive tests than the response time subtests, possibly because these tests were not timed and did not have a high response time component (except for the GP).

Moreover, it was demonstrated that arm exercises were more sensitive to performance improvements induced by increased buffering capacity (via sodium bicarbonate ingestion) than leg exercises, possibly because the former leads to greater blood H+ concentration (Robertson et al. 1987).

Recent work has suggested that the proximity score (also known as the Gallagher score) may be a more sensitive measure of performance than these classical parameters [21].