Sentence examples for performance may be associated from inspiring English sources

Such enhanced Li-ion storage performance may be associated with modified electrode structure at the nanoscale, improved charge transfer, and facile stress relaxation from the embedded CuNF network.

However this does not rule out the possibility that school performance may be associated with specific psychiatric outcomes such as schizophrenia.

Nevertheless, some of the observed differences in performance may be associated with lower risk of hip fracture independent of falling, if they influence protective responses in the event of a fall.

Previous studies have indicated that weight loss or performance status may be associated with treatment outcome and survival in inoperable oesophago-gastric cancer (Andreyev et al, 1998; Chau et al, 2004).

The great variance in the properties of mortars in the fresh and hardened state or during performance in use may be associated with a lack of control over materials and admixtures.

There are previous studies which also suggest that growth performance in pigs may be associated with changes in serum concentrations of acute-phase proteins (APP), including C-reactive protein (CRP), haptoglobin (Hp), and serum amyloid A (SAA) [ 12- 15].

This is consistent with our theoretical prediction (see Introduction) that good performance in L2 may be associated with increased gray matter in regions that control interference from the more dominant L1.

We therefore predicted that good performance in L2 may be associated with increased gray matter in regions that control interference from L1. Critically, however, in order to draw this conclusion, we would need to ensure that a differential effect of language was not the consequence of an increased range of ability in the L2 relative to L1.

The performance of this strain may be associated with intrinsic genetic characteristics that result in different metabolic characteristics.

IQ subtests (Block Design and Vocabulary) unlikely to be influenced by attention also were specified as covariates of interest for the PASAT because performance on the PASAT may be associated with age and intelligence [ 48, 49].

Variation in patient evaluation of general practice reflects differences in performance, which, to some extent, may be associated with GP and practice characteristics, and differences in the patients' perception of performance.