Sentence examples for achieved slightly better from inspiring English sources
We achieved slightly better results for cars vs vans and sedans vs vans vs taxis.
SMOS (both algorithms) achieved slightly better agreement with in situ measurements than the alternative satellite products overall.
Although the Classic-NN achieved slightly better results than the Hybrid-NN, the latter is preferred due to its ability of index selection and automatical adjustment of internal NN parameters.
Although robust PCA achieved slightly better results, we continued with the use of PCA due to the limitation in the number of principal components when using robust PCA and a higher computation time.
This chiral ligand was found to exhibit 99% ee with the use of (E -1,3-diphenyl-2-propenyl acE -1,3-diphenyl-2-propenyltratE -1,3-diphenyl-2-propenylE -1,3-diphenyl-2-propenylltz and Trost ligands with thE -1,3-diphenyl-2-propenylimethylsilyl-2-propenyl acetate as the standarde, in the palladium-catalyzed asubstrate andylic substitution.
Regarding results of liquid N fertilization methods in a ratoon cane field, we found that the incorporation treatments (soil punching and subsurface application through furrows) achieved slightly better cane yield (98 96 Mg ha−1) when compared to the surface application (91 Mg ha−1) and control treatment (75 Mg ha−1).
The new standards would require all small cars sold in China to achieve slightly better gas mileage than the average new small car sold in the United States now gets, according to calculations by An Feng, a transportation consultant who advised the government on the rules.
The GPS/GLONASS PPP achieves slightly better performance than the GPS/BeiDou PPP.
The hybrid input representation can considerably save both training and decoding time while still achieving slightly better recognition accuracy.
It is also interesting to note that for this case, ED AND) achieves slightly better coverage than ED OR).
On the other hand, when the SNR of two users is low, the half-cooperation scheme can achieve slightly better performance than the full-cooperation scheme.
