"performance impairment" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it to refer to any decrease in a person's or an organization's performance, usually as a result of an environmental, psychological, or health-related factor. For example, "The company experienced performance impairment after the unexpected retirement of its CEO."
For example, a pilot on duty (not necessarily flying) will, after 17 hours, sustain the same performance impairment as one who violates the FAR limits on alcohol in the system.
However, over extended time periods, the system re-exhibits performance impairment.
Linear relations between magnitude of performance impairment and THC in oral fluid and serum, however, were low.
Loratadine (LOR) (Fig. 1) is a commonly used selective non-sedating H1-receptor antagonist which is not associated with performance impairment [2].
There is evidence for psychomotor and cognitive performance impairment in methadone maintenance patients (MMP), as well as in individuals with current cocaine dependence.
With the help of a time reference, performance impairment from timing errors for CCSK is reduced, as each CCSK symbol has its own time reference.
In addition, motor performance impairments significantly increased with age after 2.0 g/kg alcohol administration.
Conclusion: These preliminary data support previous findings suggesting that in addition to frontal neuropsychological abnormalities, DS patients may have greater performance impairments on tasks associated with parietal functioning.
A number of parameters indicated negative effects of noise exposure, such as performance impairments, physiological stress reactions and higher mental workload.
Critically, if performance impairments occurred only during inefficient search, it would suggest that secondary task information presented on the GG is largely detrimental to selective attentional processes, perhaps those related to efficiently guiding attention toward the target.
Although prior work in the multitasking domain is largely ubiquitous in demonstrating performance impairments under such conditions across a variety of contexts, novel reappropriations of existing technologies can carry with them some implicit expectation that they might immunize against such impairments.
