Sentence examples for the impairing from inspiring English sources
verb
To weaken; to affect negatively; to have a diminishing effect on.
where P S is the signal power, P phn, Pip3, and P n are the impairing signal powers caused by phase noise impairment, nonlinearity impairment, and thermal noise impairment, respectively.
In order to improve the accuracy of the SINR calculation, the impairing signal power by each RF impairment was separately analyzed considering the frequency offset of interference and the power of the signal of interest and interference.
ADHD usually presents in childhood, but the impairing symptoms persist into adulthood in up to 70% of cases.
Specifically, the exact closed-form expression for the outage probability of the considered system was derived, which made it easy to evaluate the impact of the impairing parameters on the system performance.
The physics of the impairing local effects induced by a mismatch of the elastic material properties at core junctions is discussed, and the results of an experimental investigation concerning the quasi-static failure behavior of sandwich beams with conventional butt and "structurally graded" core junctions is discussed.
In these cells, neurite growth was impaired (Fig. 5B, black bars), suggesting that for these N-terminal fragments the impairing activity for neurite growth depends on their aggregation.
Instead, TheBlindGuide will hire visually impaired and disabled programmers — building tools for the impaired by the impaired.
Sometimes that's curing diseases or enabling the impaired.
He thinks the impaired vision and lack of neck support make the Ostrich pillow uncomfortable.
But exercise did not improve the impaired effects of simulated microgravity.
The reason is the impaired immune system, which can lead to wound infections and healing complications.
