Sentence examples for prone to performance from inspiring English sources

Several spacecraft components, especially sensors, are prone to performance deviation due to intrinsic physical effects.

Although they are mature and still useful for many applications, but processing of volumes of data using multi-joins is prone to performance issues [12, 13].

Since each instance has a fixed amount of capacity they will be prone to performance issues when under heavy load as achieving scalability requires the user to acquire more server instances.

We argue that programming network elements with languages designed for use within a single machine is inappropriate, since the only defense for the shared resource of the network is through the use of sandboxes, which are prone to performance problems and are difficult to implement correctly.

Let's face it: Those who enter eating contests every year are not generally prone to performance-enhancement or sex scandals.

During rental slumps, one-bedroom homes are especially prone to poor performance, notes Stan Humphries, Zillow's chief economist.

The results show that the experiments using multiple crystalline conformations are significantly more prone to screening performance fluctuations (Figure 4).

Figure 9 shows that the Moose and Classen methods are prone to greater performance degradation for larger CFO values when the sparse channel is time varying.

Threshold voltage drop is more with the application of low-k material as gate dielectric, making it prone to undesired performance complications.

The behavioural results showed a significant increase of RT over time in the whole group, and also revealed that some participants were not as prone to the performance decrement as others.

These hungry children are more prone to low performance, to be absent from school, to fall sick and to drop out.