Sentence examples for performance exacerbated from inspiring English sources

Detailed experimental work in enclosed natural streams and artificial spawning channels shows that farm Atlantic salmon show inferior reproductive performance, exacerbated in males by intrasexual competition (Fleming et al. 1996, 2000; Weir et al. 2004).

Reports indicate that this induces a more severe cardiac functional deficit than either disease alone and can be described as a greater reduction in cardiac performance, exacerbated fibrosis, and hypertrophy that are associated with a relatively greater increase in oxidative stress and upregulation of the renin-angiotensinogen-aldosterone system [ 7, 10– 10].

The key dimensions of the nursing crisis in South Africa are well-recognised and include the following: inadequate production; high vacancy rates, coupled with an increased use of temporary agency nurses; international migration; insufficient staff in rural areas; an ageing workforce, low staff morale, and sub-optimal performance, exacerbated by widespread reports of moonlighting (3, 4).

The rise of activist investors — who campaign aggressively for change when they're not satisfied with performance — has exacerbated the trend.

McGovern's campaign never recovered from the shifts and turns of this incident, but an already dismal performance was exacerbated by his rash promise of a guaranteed annual income for every American family.

This reduction in performance was exacerbated when participants were dehydrated compared to trials where full rehydration occurred.

The negative relationship between surface acting and job performance was exacerbated by perceived supervisor support, indicating the reverse buffering effect.

Steelman, McCarley, and Wickens (2013) showed that visual alerts appearing in low-probability locations not only were associated with poorer detection performance, but exacerbated the negative impacts of low-salience and eccentric targets.

Thus, it is important to note that the detrimental effect of hypohydration on aerobic performance is exacerbated when combined with heat stress.

And, as with hedge funds, the perverse effects of performance pay are exacerbated by the fact that big bonuses are often based on short-term performance.

Chad Lewis, the author of the report, said that while most arenas will be able to maintain revenue from sales of suites and club seats, sponsorship and advertising in the short term, "the pressure on renewal rates stemming from local economic conditions and, in some cases, recent on-ice performance could be exacerbated by labor uncertainty".