Sentence examples for perform unsatisfactorily from inspiring English sources
There is, therefore, a danger that a standard UI program applied to Sri Lanka would perform unsatisfactorily.
When any device is found to perform unsatisfactorily where there is a suspected fault, its short-fall is determined so that the other devices may compensate, if possible.
Existing flat peer-to-peer (P2P) systems based on distributed hash tables (DHTs) perform unsatisfactorily under churn due to their non-hierarchical topology.
In other words, the siRNA-mRNA target features involved in siRNA efficacy extracted from data that have small sample size and unique experimental settings (i.e. a set of siRNA against the same target or a restrict number of targets) are likely to perform unsatisfactorily when applied on large datasets under different experimental settings.
It is revealed that all the parks examined performed unsatisfactorily when it came to enhancing social participation and inclusion.
This paper reviews sixty-nine (69) field failures involving geotextile filters which performed unsatisfactorily and are categorized herein as failures.
Whenever the system performs unsatisfactorily, the expert will need to modify the system-produced diet 'manually', i.e. by entering the desired modifications into the system.
Surprisingly, Rfam-CM (release 9.0) performed unsatisfactorily on these (novel as well as non-homologous) sequences and classified only 5.35% ncRNAs correctly.
In practice, the PAM architecture achieves optimum performance on 50 of the channels where the linear equalizer performs unsatisfactorily and the WL processing gain, specific to rotationally variant constellations, compensates for the smaller minimum-distance of the PAM constellation.
In Setup 3 (random geometry), it fails under some cases due to its inherent instability, and performs unsatisfactorily.
However, it fails to provide a solution for the quadratic equation under certain circumstances, and performs unsatisfactorily when the target node is far away from the anchors [29].
