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Below 0.5 keV, it looks like the gains are systematically better in both imaging and grating observations.

Because of the bias-variance tradeoff (Section 14.6 ) more complex nonlinear models are not systematically better than linear models.

Since the tested monolithic column showed systematically better efficiency for early eluting compounds than the packed columns, an additional band broadening effect was suspected for the packed columns.

We also show that performances of nanosystems are not systematically better than their microscopic counterparts through the study of the impact of dimension reduction on an accelerometer resolution and sensitivity.

Nephrologist conformance to guidelines was systematically better than that of non-nephrologists.

As expected from previous results, one parameter performs almost systematically better than the others to explain the amplification factors, the velocity contrast (C_{v}).

The results of this research will enhance the understanding of the electrode displacement curve, and help systematically design better on-line RSW quality monitoring systems.

The family of local optima under the polynomial neighborhoods is used as a population in order to systematically produce better local optima.

However, SMM systematically gave better precision values compared to the precision values returned by MMM.

If you played poker at a fellow's house and discovered that your host was systematically dealt better cards, you would possibly reach for a firearm.

Importantly, the optimized search space systematically yields better results than the default method not only for experimental pockets, but also for those predicted from protein structures.