Sentence examples similar to an analogous performance from inspiring English sources
The results showed that three refrigerants performed an analogous operating performance.
For the sake of comparison, we observe that in these experiments, M = 3,500 were needed by the RS to achieve analogous performance, namely a MSE equal to 0.006231.
Variations of the MR refrigerating machine operating performance with the working mixture mass charge are found to be considerably different from the analogous performance variations of a refrigerating machine charged with a pure refrigerant.
Despite only having a single time point of experimental images and using a pre-defined spatial pattern for two genes at an early time point, the Markov model has analogous performance to the ODE model in terms of predicting spatial expression patterns.
It is possible that SHR do not display the kind of impulsivity that characterizes ADHD, despite analogous performance of SHR and children with ADHD in other behavioral tasks [ 27- 29].
The potential for analogous performance of both extremely maladapted and well-adapted cultured populations (also found in the model by Fleming 1995) can help explain why the aquaculture model in Hutchings (1991) did not find a strong role for the fitness difference of cultured individuals from the wild population.
The analogous performances of the natural and manmade structures may help explain the structural response of trees to similar loading scenarios.
Analogous performances for K ≃ 2 and K ≃ 2.5 are shown in Tables T1 and T2 in Additional file 1.
Similar experiments performed with recast Nafion and recast Nafion/zirconium phosphate composites confirmed an analogous improvement of performance of the composite membranes over the unimpregnated ones.
In an analogous manner, the performance of reagent-mediated optical sensors for other analyzes such as pH, carbon dioxide, and ions can be improved.
Klepper doesn't have Jones's pipes, but his vocal performance strikes an analogous tone — unnecessarily loud and full of unearned bravado.
