Sentence examples for widespread performance from inspiring English sources

But, unlike the former Yankees pitcher David Wells, who claimed that he was "misquoted" in his own autobiography, Canseco is standing behind his revelations of widespread performance enhancement.

Continuing a line of argument that began after the first allegations of Russian widespread performance enhancing drug use in 2014, officials in Moscow dismissed the accusations and said the report was politicised.

Torvalds speculates that a major part of Intel's technique, in this case "Indirect Branch Restricted Speculation" or IBRS, is so inefficient that to roll it out universally would result in widespread performance hits.

It disputes the findings of widespread performance-enhancing drug use made by the World Anti-Doping andncy and western media.

The world anti-doping agency's findings of widespread performance-enhancing substance use, directed by the government, have been widely derided here as a Western smear campaign.

On Thursday, the court of arbitration for sport will decide whether to allow 68 Russian track and field athletes to participate in the Rio Olympics after findings of widespread performance-enhancing drug use.

After a report led by the Canadian lawyer Richard McLaren on Monday found that the Russian government had directed and covered up widespread performance-enhancing drug use at the Sochi Olympics and other competitions, the World Anti‑Doping Agency called for the country to be banned from the Rio Games next month.

Different enantioselective chromatography techniques are reviewed here, with particular emphasis on the most widespread high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and the rapidly emerging supercritical fluid chromatography (SFC) techniques.

The challenge now for the NHS and those in charge of monitoring it - the regulators, NHS England and the government - is to identify exactly how widespread poor performance is.

This highlighted their widespread presence, performance and impact across global HIV research environments and confirmed their highly-cited threshold status and influence relative to similar papers in the journals in which they were published.

The widespread use of performance enhancing drugs [1], along with advances in performance enhancements coupled with the increasing costs of continuous development of the testing methods [2] have led anti-doping strategies to turn to identifying predictors and/or barriers of doping behaviour, over and above sanctioning.