Sentence examples for performances slightly from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we showed that on real data sets PSS-SVM classifiers had performances slightly better than those of SVM and RUSBoost classifiers with reduced processing times.

In general, however, the subjects' performances slightly declined with increasing time delays (see Table  3; Fig.  2).

During exercise intervals, the athlete performs at a specified level of performance, slightly less than his best effort.

The resulting performance, slightly underpowered, failed to communicate the music's bite.

(How far can a farrago go?) Am pleased by high standard of performance, slightly dismayed by lack of obscenity in text.

As they started filming, Rapace adjusted her performance slightly with each take — more smiling in one, more solemn in the next.

Tom Hardy "puts a shade of fun" into the story as the villain, according to Mashable, but others found his supporting performance "slightly one note".

What's worth digging deeper into is its overseas performance, slightly fogged by the fact that Disney for some reason won't confirm exactly how many territories it's playing in.

Perhaps Ms. O'Connor was playing the role at too much of a distance; perhaps if she'd pitched her performance slightly older, she'd have found what's missing, enough closeness to the character to act the part more freely.

The nitrogen content in the deposition atmosphere changed the film properties and performance slightly.

It is observed that the throughput performance slightly degrades as Δ increases.