Sentence examples for reduction in performances from inspiring English sources

A good hydration of the electrolyte membrane is essential for high proton conductivity; on the contrary water in excess may lead to electrode flooding and severe reduction in performances.

Aoife Mulholland was cast in December 2006 as Roxie Hart in the West End musical Chicago, and took on the role of Maria in the West End production for two shows per week in April 2007 after Fisher's reduction in performances.

Experiments have shown that the device is capable of performing for extended periods without significant reduction in performance.

The heart also shows a gradual reduction in performance with advancing age.

On thermal comfort, research in 2006 indicated a 10% reduction in performance at both 30C and 15C, compared with a baseline between 21C and 23C.

You may experience a slight reduction in performance when you use the device because its flash memory writes data at slower speeds than a full-size hard drive does.

But the revelations have also reawakened objections to the ethical basis of TUEs: if an athlete is experiencing a health problem, should they either accept the accompanying reduction in performance level or withdraw from competition until such time as they have recovered naturally?

There's a reduction in performance enhancing drug use," continued Conte.

At high rates, there was a reduction in performance compared to feedback-based systems.

Typically, this amounts to another factor of two, and leads to a similar reduction in performance.

Additionally, for a small reduction in performance the cycle can run substantially water free.