The phrase "across all instances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that applies universally or in every case within a particular context.
Example: "The results of the study were consistent across all instances, indicating a strong correlation."
Alternatives: "in all cases" or "throughout all examples".
This may be referred to as the lower-level function, as it is stable across all instances of use.
The cost of model development is assumed flat across all instances, so (c_{mathrm{Model}}) is the total cost of model development divided by the number of instances in the training data.
These include git support, but easier access to logs across all instances, new tools for tracing bugs, and an online code editor for making quick changes to applications right from the Cloud Console.
These ratios were then averaged across all instances of a given codon (e.g., CGA) in the transcriptome to give the relative occupancy.
This speedup is observed consistently across all instances, although the relative speedup decreases with the largest instances, probably owing to the increased I/O limiting the speedup.
In Table 3 we compare again average and best solution values, as well as the average CPU times required, over five random runs, aggregated across all instances.
Specifically, We measure the nucleosome occupancy in one chromosome feature, e.g., ORF, by the log ratio (the ChIP enriched signals versus the signals from genomic control) averaged across all the instances of the chromosome feature, e.g., all individual ORFs.
Figure 16 represents a snapshot of all EHR index prices across all instance types against the proportion of time remaining on the RI term.
Therefore, to determine the level of RI prices available on ARIM, a snapshot of current price data was collected across all instance types and all availability zones in US-East on 14th March 2014, 13:14 GMT.
Using the pipeline, we conducted benchmark experiments to gain insights into relative computing loads across the tools against all instances we consider for this work.
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