Sentence examples for steeper performance from inspiring English sources

The important point is that for both animals, psychometric functions were steeper (performance improved) in large reward trials, and the interaction between reward and microstimulation shift was highly significant for each animal separately whether considered site-by-site or in the data pooled across sites.

On the neurophysiological level, we investigated the task-relevant brain areas where neural activity was modulated by RT and searched for brain areas involved in good performance (i.e. participants with no or moderate performance decrement) as compared to poor performance (i.e. participants with a steep performance decrement).

It improved more as increasing number of samples were in test datasets, resulting steep performance curves.

"Whether or not the terrible sudden death of his step-daughter Natasha van Kampen earlier this month has steeped his performance in a greater than usual aura of vulnerability, there's a quiet sadness about Rylance that lends melancholy even to the villain's clowning aspect," wrote the Telegraph's Dominic Cavendish.

For large reward trials the slope is steeper, indicating better performance accuracy.

A 1-SD increase in log10 MnW was associated with a significant difference of –14%9595% CI: –24, –4%) SD in memory, and this relation was nonlinear, with a steeper decline in performance at MnW > 100 μg/L.

Among subjects from the Normative Aging Study (n = 466; mean age, 67.4 ± 6.6 years) examined for longitudinal change in MMSE score over an average of 3.5 ± 1.1 years, higher patella bone lead concentrations, a biomarker of cumulative lead exposure, predicted a steeper decline in performance (Weisskopf et al. 2004).

The artistic director will be Monica Huggett, an English violinist steeped in period performance.

Analysis by regulator Monitor of the steep decline in performance over the winter of 2014-15 reveals hospitals have been struggling to cope with a significant rise in the number of people arriving by ambulance.

The steepest slope in performance decrease appeared at a lower speech intelligibility value than predicted by Hongisto [1].

As in prior (text {OAS}_{text {mg}}) experiments, Fig. 12 exhibits an initial period in which increasing (p_{text {neg}}) has mild impact, followed by a steep decline in performance.