Sentence examples for performance abated from inspiring English sources

Ethyl nitrite improved neurologic score and rotarod performance; abated SAH-induced constrictions in the ipsilateral anterior, middle cerebral, and internal carotid arteries; and prevented an increase in ipsilateral brain water content.

Increase of the inlet temperature abated the performance by 40%.

It was observed that the braking pressure was the most influencing factor in controlling the wear performance, whereas the sliding speed effects tended to abate the contributions by the other parameters.

These findings shed light in studying the engine performance when the fuel borne catalysts are injected for abating particulate matters (PM) during regeneration of Diesel Particulate Filters (DPFs).

The experimental research into PCO abating VOCs in mixtures was undertaken following the performance of F3 compared to the benchmarking commercially available photocatalyst P25.

In other words, the performance degradation caused by the uncertainty of the initial state abates rapidly as the decoder traverses through the trellis.

The hyperdamping metamaterials thus meet the often conflicting performance requirements of real applications where broadband vibrations and noise must be abated using lightweight material solutions.

As the global recession abated in 2010, energy producers, automakers, airlines, and manufacturers generally posted solid performances, achieving in some cases the best earnings in years.

This week, the downward trend for "Idol" showed no sign of abating as its viewership among 18- to 49-year-olds plunged 38 percent from its performance a year ago (and 14 percent from its number a week ago).

For example, it notes at the outset that "contrary to perceptions, Australia's labour market performance and flexibility is relatively good by global standards, and many of the concerns that pervaded historical arrangements have now abated".

Any disturbed activity in the naturally controlled endocrine system potentially abates some skin performances [ 8].