The phrase "a further improved performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing enhancements or advancements in performance, typically in a technical or evaluative context.
Example: "The latest software update has resulted in a further improved performance, allowing users to complete tasks more efficiently."
Alternatives: "an enhanced performance" or "a significantly better performance."
At the same time, the linear least square estimator (LLSE) is incorporated to eliminate channel noise, thus leading to a further improved performance in reconstruction quality.
Considering more simultaneously echoes (via ) leads to a further improved performance, which tends to saturate rapidly for more than one additional path.
The reduction of GO is changeable by controlling the irradiation time or substituting the reduction couples of I-/I3- in the electrolyte; a further improved performance can be achieved by the optimized photoelectrochemical assembly.
The High-Pb rats treated with succimer performed similarly to non-chelated Mod-Pb rats consistent with their comparable brain Pb levels—suggesting that a more prolonged treatment may have further improved performance in the High-Pb exposed animals.
Real-world solar output estimates are based on Sheffield, so locations to the south tend to outperform their estimates, explains Parker, who has found he further improved performance by choosing optimum south-facing sites.
In this section, we investigate an approach to further improve performance of the models in the simulated target-prediction assessment by adding a sample of random negative molecules to the training set, labeling them all inactive.
The use of these techniques within a context with feature engineering, feature selection, and proper tuning can further improve performance beyond a simple replacement of multiple linear regression.
Nevertheless, to further improve performance during the competitive period, training should incorporate a higher volume of soccer-specific power-based actions that target the neuromuscular system.
