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@@ -66,9 +66,13 @@ These popular [real-time applications](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_c
 are classified as _soft_. That is, the quality of service degrades if the system is exercised beyond certain states, but does not lead to a total system failure.
 These _soft_ real-time applications greatly benefit from being able to adapt their workloads based on CPU consumption/pressure.
 
-Web apps can also suffer from high CPU pressure beyond the apps control, which can result in a degraded interactivity experience. This can impact the time it takes
-for complex components to render and thus increase the response time to interactions, resulting in a degraded user experience. This can be mitigated by rendering
-simpler content or skeleton content in cases where the CPU pressure is high.
+If the use-cases is to adapt the user experience to the user system at hand, measuring the time to achieve
+certain tasks is an option, but web apps can also suffer from unusual high CPU pressure beyond the app's control.
+
+As an example, external pressure can result in a degraded interactivity experience by making certain tasks take longer than usual. e.g,
+increasing the time it takes for complex components to render and thus increase the response time to interactions,
+resulting in a degraded user experience. This example can be mitigated by rendering simpler content or skeleton content
+in cases where the CPU pressure is high.
 
 Specifically, v1 aims to facilitate the following adaptation decisions for these use cases: