Sentence examples for performance impediments from inspiring English sources

MCC can be used to overcome various performance impediments in mobile environments due to battery life, storage, bandwidth, and environment.

A variety of metrics such as throughput scalability, latency, impact of memory hierarchy, thread pinning strategies, synchronization mechanisms, and memory consumption, are measured in order to obtain the deep insights about performance impediments and good design choices.

The connection to careers in the sciences may seem oblique, but here it is: The findings suggest that poverty is a direct impediment to performance at school, and thus to entering cognitively demanding careers.

Worse functional performance is therefore an impediment to adherence with physical exercise programs in the elderly.

Personality conflict between managers/supervisors and individual practitioner was also identified as a major impediment for performance evaluation [ 17, 24].

Yet, Bagehot submits, recent briefings against the shadow chancellor from within Mr Miliband's camp suggest a growing impatience with his performance that could sweep those impediments aside.

"The reduced number of exporting firms, their relatively small size, as well as factors relating to the business environment are also impediments for export performance," the report said.

The need to understand impediments to ICT performance are therefore most urgent in this region.

[7] [8] According to national survey data from the American College Health Association, colds/flu/sore throat is the second leading cause of impediments to academic performance.

The NHII is not, however, a panacea and its development must be accompanied by parallel work to remedy the other impediments to optimal performance within the health sector such as needed redesign of care processes, care financing, reimbursement incentives that do not encourage undesired behaviors, and new skills needed by patients and the workforce.

Nor that it produces brutally single-minded athletes whose necessarily tunnel vision causes them to block out any impediment to their performance.