The phrase "approach on each" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a method or strategy applied individually to each item or situation, but the wording is awkward.
Example: "We need to develop an approach on each project to ensure they meet our standards."
Alternatives: "method for each" or "strategy for every".
Clegg has identified key issues and is well on the way to developing a distinctive Liberal Democrat approach on each.
As only nDCG@10 is used in [12], Table 13 compares the best nDCG@10 reported in [12] with our approach on each of the three publicly available TREC collections.
If you want the best possible plan, the N-team approach on each problem is the way to do it.
Table 2 gives the runtime and memory usage of each approach on each of the datasets.
For comparison, we also used the original OPLS approach on each of the 4 data blocks alone.
This dose is approximately 20% lower than the threshold dose previously calculated using the SCR approach on each individual dose effect data set (Wolansky et al. 2006).
Then, 10 rounds of learning were performed for each machine learning approaches; on each round one subset of the data was used as a test set and the remaining 9 data subsets are used as training data.
The contract called for the complete construction of the bridge, including the approaches on each side of the river and four piers with each consisting of two cylindrical columns of reinforced concrete.
Below, we briefly review the most widespread and influential modelling approaches on each side, then illustrate through detailed comparison of two models how connecting divergent fields is promising.
We also performed different approaches on each side of the specimens to evaluate the manipulation capabilities, visualization, and surgical exposure of the models and discuss their potential role in cerebrovascular research and education.
In this paper, we conduct a controlled experiment to empirically compare two approaches based on each one of these modeling styles in several changing scenarios (e.g., add/remove mandatory feature, add/remove optional feature and so on).
