Sentence examples for a more balanced performance from inspiring English sources
I'd just like to see a more balanced performance than the one they produced against Scotland.
The clear right-hand advantage present at younger ages changed to a more balanced performance in advanced age.
Apart from replicating the recognized age-related decline, we provide evidence that the decline is greater for the right hand, which shifts the manual dexterity towards a more balanced performance with both hands.
This result supports our hypothesis that building specialised models for different types of mutations can yield a more balanced performance.
Thus, the methods with multiple models yielded a more balanced performance for the different secondary structure types than the single-model method.
Overall, EASE-ASA, EASE-SS, and EASE-MM yielded a more balanced performance for all categories of different types of mutations than the single-model method EASE-AA2.
Therefore, for any r >0, α v, D) contains a component that represents the network centrality of v, in addition to its association with D. Network propagation alleviates this problem by normalizing the incoming flow into a gene, therefore provides a slightly more balanced performance compared to random walk with restarts.
Later, a joint selection (JS -based IC is presented to achieve more balanced performances between the macrocell users and the RRH cell users[20], which is efficient especially when the number of users is sufficiently large.
Mankind (played largely by Special Forces units of the U.S. military) is caught in the crossfire between the warring machines, many of whom, though computer-generated, give more balanced performances than their human counterparts.
This would have had two very positive effects: focusing executives toward a more balanced set of performance results and in the end ultimately improving the sustainable performance of organizations, and likely reducing the amount of pay that individual executives got -- a win/win.
In addition, using only the most significant variables is shown to result in a more balanced testing-training performance.
