Sentence examples for weakens the performance from inspiring English sources
However, many of existing object proposal generators have pool localization quality, which weakens the performance of object detectors.
Such a relative high thermal resistance weakens the performance improvement comparing with CVD growth of MWNT film, as shown in SI-2 of the ESI.
A well-known fact that often weakens the performance of classifiers is the distribution imbalance of review texts on the positive negative classes.
The system-based optimization which takes the net work output as the objective function, sometimes weakens the performance of heat exchanger as an individual, but improves the performance of the Brayton cycle system significantly.
We have observed that increasing the level of detail in a data set, which is often an interim goal for us as experimentalists, weakens the performance of the most widely used confidence measure, which had heretofore not been explicitly tested for its performance with CIM results.
"This was too similar to the stereotype of 'bad' blackness, the angry blackness — it weakened the performance and message because, intellectually, anger is the last vestige of a dying argument".
The difference in morphology and shrinkage brought the poor interface bonding between MCMB and carbon fiber, which weakened the performance of C/C composites.
However, a high ambient pressure could significantly weaken the performance of hydraulic jetting at the bottom of wells, especially in the case of deep (>4500 m) and ultra-deep (>6000 m) wells.
The results showed that under the situation without flexible work patterns, the disutility of late arrival and early departure were high, which resulted in less attractiveness for commuters to switch their departure time and further weaken the performance of implementing congestion charging.
However, it is unlikely that the increased validity of the etiological diagnosis achieved by the inclusion of brain imaging would weaken the performance of the risk score as the score empirically reflects the conceptual components of early symptom manifestation of AD.
These gains and losses may strengthen or weaken the performance of health systems and, while they may seem negligible, produce visible impacts when numbers increase or through continuous mobility over years.
