Sentence examples for adequate performance at from inspiring English sources
While 70-mers provided the best signal to noise ratio, our data suggest that shorter oligonucleotides could provide adequate performance at a lower cost.
In the simulation study presented here, it was shown that all five methods provided adequate performance (bias/imprecision) at either low (10%) or high (50%) level of missingness.
Overall, the turbine has demonstrated adequate performance by operating at off-design conditions, which underscores its potential for application in small-scale ORCs.
Until now, there has been little evidence about CHW capability to maintain adequate performance over time at the village level.
But now, argues Mr Tredennick, much of the demand can be satisfied with "value transistors" that offer adequate performance for an application at the lowest possible cost, in the same way as Google's.
As a proof of concept, adhesion and viability tests of Staphylococcus aureus on the functionalized surfaces show the adequate performance of the coverage at short and medium contact times with the surrounding cells.
Given the uncertain relationship between marker performance prior to diagnosis and performance at or after diagnosis of ovarian cancer, we believe that markers that demonstrate adequate performance individually but do not complement MUC16 in clinical (at-diagnosis) samples should not be excluded from further evaluation.
Although microwave links can be established without line-of-sight, experience suggests that at 5.8 GHz adequate performance in range and throughput can only be achieved with line-of-sight to the base station.
While animals fixated throughout the trial, they received a reward every 3 s, and they received an additional barrage of rewards at the end for adequate performance.
In an ideal system, each load is designed for optimum performance at a given supply voltage, rather than for merely adequate performance over an unpredictable range of voltage.
I have never yet heard an adequate performance of it.
