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We note that the baseline approaches tradeoff the per-relation precision for the per-relation recall as they move on from group 1 to group 5. Contrastingly, our approach does not degrade the precision while achieving substantial improvement on recall as it move on to group 5. Figure 2 illustrates the performance changes over the varying minimum instance requirements.

Although some progress has been made in the computational prediction of FRET changes [ 4], empirical screening remains the most effective method of achieving substantial improvements.

We limit the number of evaluations in the fminsearch method to 2000, so that each local search lasts typically around five hours on our computers; without this limit it can go on for much longer without achieving substantial improvements.

Achieving substantial improvements in the numbers of fevers treated within 48 hours at a HCF with an effective antimalarial drug (Scenario 1) will not impose additional costs on households.

Their front-end system achieved substantial improvement, i.e., more than 30%% RWERR, when a BLSTM-based DAE was combined with a simple 8-ch delay-and-sum beamformer.

We confirm through numerical experiments in two and three spatial dimensions that this new IB method is able to achieve substantial improvement in volume conservation compared to other existing IB methods, at the expense of a modest increase in the computational cost.

In this paper, a power laterally diffused metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor (LDMOSFET) on InGaAs is proposed to achieve substantial improvement in breakdown voltage, on-resistance and Baliga׳s figure-of-merit with reduced cell pitch.

Many patients only require three to four doses of 0.6 mg oral colchicine to achieve substantial improvement.

Our study has achieved substantial improvement on performance of hot spots prediction by using the unlabeled data.

Those with the worst preoperative scores achieved the greatest improvement (28.8 point change in those with preoperative OHS <5); however, patients with the best preoperative scores still achieved substantial improvement (change of 10.6 points in those with preoperative OHS >30).

Our aim was to achieve substantial improvement in the yield of purified ovotransferrin resulting in a process that is commercially feasible and can be scaled up to industrial levels for pharmaceutical applications.