Sentence examples for a higher testing from inspiring English sources

Experimental results show that the proposed multimodal biometrics recognition system has a higher testing accuracy in comparison to the traditional methods with higher efficiency and better stability.

Compared with the well-known feature selection methods SVMRFE and LOGICFS, our methods evidenced a higher testing accuracy.

However, instead of non-overlapping windows as we used herein, a sliding window approach could be employed, at the cost of a higher testing burden.

In the QIP period, a higher testing rate was achieved in females; increasing from 13%to25%25 % (OR: 1.32, 95 % CI: 1.10-1.59).

In addition, younger GPs also had a higher testing rate irrespective of the gender of the GP; GPs aged less than 30 years tested 6.5%9595% CI: 4.2%, 8.9%) while GPs aged 60 and over tested 2.3% (95% CI: 0.6%, 4.0%) of 16-29 year olds. 16-29 year olds

He has more Test appearances than Wally Hammond, Ted Dexter and Peter May, a higher Test average than David Gower, Geoff Boycott and Colin Cowdrey, and more Test centuries than Len Hutton and Ken Barrington.

"So/Farewell then/Matthew Hayden/'Mental disintegration'/That was your catchphrase/Keith's mum pointed out that you have a higher Test average than either Viv Richards or Denis Compton/But I found you as interesting as your nickname/Frankly/Haydos".

The United States is among the most homework-intensive countries in the world for seventh and eighth grade, so more homework clearly does not mean a higher test score.

A higher test sensitivity increases the number of infections averted but has very little impact on costs.

For our base-case scenario a higher test delay reduces the number of infections averted and also increases costs.

A higher test statistics means a stronger "increasing" message.