Sentence examples for performance altered from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, even if the level of enjoyment, perceived ease and performance altered over the two days, no significant change was observed in the level of persuasion.

These differences include broader eco-climatic ranges, higher physiological performance, altered size at flowering, high-performance parameters, greater phenotypic plasticity, changed reproductive/pollination and life history strategies and increases in polyploidy.

Geer said that based on race tactics — if, for example, Chirlee set an unusually fast early pace — he could cause other runners in the field to try to match his pace, which could negatively influence their strategy or performance, altering the tenor of the race.

These analyses suggest that either existing models of TURF performance are incomplete or that there is significant scope for improved performance with altered TURF designs.

This scale assesses functional performance and is a validated modification of the gold-standard Karnofsky Performance Scale, altered to apply to both community and hospital patients.

In any event, the performance essentially altered the course of folk music in the United States.

Neither intake nor performance were altered by raising the cutting height of cereals or by replacing whole-crop wheat by barley.

This may also explain why performance is altered in the dual task condition, thereby masking the behavioral effect of more restricted frontopolar lesions.

Osteoarthritis is associated with muscle weakness, impaired motor performance, and altered joint loading in human subjects.

B) Male performance is altered by deafening, but it isn't clear if he needs to hear his own song or the female's.

In growing chicks fed a B6-deficient diet, there were no changes in bone length, bone diameter, or moment of inertia, but mechanical performance was altered.