How can you improve the performance of Entity Framework queries when dealing with large datasets?

Disabling lazy loading can improve the performance of Entity Framework queries when dealing with large datasets. Lazy loading is the default behavior in Entity Framework, where related entities are loaded from the database only when they are accessed for the first time. This can lead to numerous database round-trips when dealing with large datasets, resulting in poor performance. By disabling lazy loading, all related entities are eagerly loaded along with the main entity, reducing the number of database round-trips and improving query performance. However, it's essential to consider the trade-offs, such as increased memory usage, when disabling lazy loading.