Sentence examples for with reduced performance from inspiring English sources

Performance of bioprosthetic valves is limited by tissue degeneration due to calcification with reduced performance and longevity.

Due to failures or improper maintenance of components or subsystems, the cooling systems may malfunction or work with reduced performance.

They found that a larger waist size was associated with reduced performance in such mental abilities as attention and visuospatial skills (the ability to perceive the differences and similarities between objects).

There are two types of brain responses to sleep deprivation: (1) diminished cerebral activation with reduced performance, relative to a well-rested state, and (2) increased cerebral activation and relatively intact performance.

As AFVs are often associated with reduced performance and comfort, information about their performance potential might even attract people that are uninterested in environmental issues.

Fixed mindsets are correlated with reduced performance, self-esteem, creativity, resilience and self-awareness.

The intrusion of water into asphalt pavements is associated with their reduced performance, unexpected failures, and shortened service life.

Ageing is associated with the reduced performance of physiological processes and has been proposed as a major risk factor for disease.

Therefore any gender disparities in HIV prevalence setting are likely to be reflected in TB detection because of the association of HIV with a reduced performance of TB diagnostic tests, especially microscopy [ 18].

In a later study of structural fumigation workers [ 191], sulfuryl fluoride exposure during the year preceding the examination was associated with significantly reduced performance on the Pattern Memory Test (a test of cognitive and visual memory) and an olfactory test.

Other authors have found associations with a reduced performance of interleukin 7 (IL-7) in the body, which was probably due to a down regulation of its receptor (CD127) during HIV infection [ 51].