The phrase "achieved by experts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular result or outcome has been accomplished by individuals with specialized knowledge or skills in a specific field.
Example: "The innovative solution was achieved by experts in renewable energy technology."
Alternatives: "accomplished by specialists" or "attained by professionals".
Considering that the traditional treatment group was achieved by experts with more than 10 years of experience in PWS-PDT treatment, the therapeutic effectiveness achieved by the MMS was also an acceptable positive result with the significant advantage of reducing doctors' work load, improving laser irradiation uniformity, and the possibility of tirelessly continuous long-time work.
As expected, the mean score achieved by experts on the GeDI-Draft 3 was significantly higher (87 ± 8.0% SD) than the mean score achieved by undergraduates (58 ± 17% SD) who had received in-class instruction about genetic drift (Welch's t = 15.00, p < 0.00001).
The progression toward and student success with more difficult material achieved by expert tutors depends on continuous feedback from the student and deliberate practice with the study material.
Automatically selected neural network setpoints reach a comparable performance to those achieved by human experts in two-dimensional parameter optimization cases.
The scores achieved by the experts were compared with the post-test scores obtained by the novice group and the intermediate experience group, using an analysis of variance.
More specifically, it is important that an automated grading system is compared with what can be achieved by human experts who are routinely employed within a screening program.
The scores achieved by the experts will be compared with the scores obtained by the novice group and the intermediate experience group (before test), using an analysis of variance.
Here it is worth noting that we speak of "well-structured" sets of expert assertions, since the developed tools will almost certainly need to encapsulate numerous rules covering special cases, and a careful delineation of these rules can best be achieved by domain experts.
This performance index is expressed as a weighted aggregation of the individual consistency achieved by each expert.
Since confusion-driven clustering is the topic of this article, the performance of this kind of clustering has to be compared with that achieved by an expert-knowledge approach.
Based on first results achieved by the expert group and discussed at the first ManuFuture Conference in 2003, a High Level Group of European executives from research organisations and industry—invited by the European Commission – developed a shared vision of the way ahead for EU manufacturing in 2004 [11].
