The phrase "achieve the same performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal of reaching an equivalent level of effectiveness or efficiency in a particular task or process.
Example: "By implementing these new strategies, we hope to achieve the same performance as our competitors."
Alternatives: "attain equivalent performance" or "reach similar performance levels."
Sequence-based target kernels do not achieve the same performance as the hierarchy kernel, although they perform relatively well for the ion channel dataset, and give better results than the multitask kernel for both GPCR and ion channel datasets.
Many experts say quantities of water will achieve the same performance results.
However, the best generative model does not yet achieve the same performance as the learned model.
These imbalances if left unmitigated degrade system reliability or otherwise require costly regulating reserves to achieve the same performance.
The system's leaders say they will do all they can to ensure that all members of the health care team work together to achieve the same performance goals.
The tests showed that to achieve the same performance, as with SBS-modification, the CR-content must be used at much higher than SBS.
Two students can achieve the same performance in a test, but with different levels of mental effort in their respective learning phases.
Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed system can achieve the same performance as the LIM system but shows a higher operability and stability.
After the controller is optimized in the frequency domain, a finite-time implementation of the algorithm is shown to achieve the same performance and robustness.
Also, HL resulted in better fracture performance for the same design asphalt concrete layer thickness, or in less cost to achieve the same performance.
Simulation results are included to illustrate the proposed neural-based approach can achieve the same performance as the method of WLS.
