Sentence examples for be successfully solved with from inspiring English sources

Although the metaheuristic approach we present does not provide guarantees about the global optimality of the solutions, we show, by solving synthetic problems (case studies 1 and 2), that problems of realistic size can be successfully solved with a reasonable effort.

With the relation, the optimization problem is successfully solved with conditional extremum model.

All these case studies were successfully solved with a modest computational effort, proving its capability to solve large scale, challenging problems in an efficient way.

One case of cutaneous superficial infection was successfully solved with antibiotic therapy.

The successful transmission probability is defined as the probability that the formulated problem for DRM (CRM), i.e., (mathcal {Q}_{1}^{text {DRM}}) ((mathcal {Q}_{1}^{text {CRM}})), is successfully solved with the proposed SDR (PenFun) algorithm.

This issue has been successfully solved with a new filtering function that excludes secondary hits depending on extension and similarity of the overlap relative to a better primary hit according to an adjustable threshold preset to 30% (Fig. 3).

The red line represents all the CASP7 decoys built using the Rosetta loop modeling protocol, for which the corresponding target was successfully solved, with the associated total poke cost per decoy.

Although most of the cases are successfully solved with antibiotic treatment, a percentage of them can develop serious complications, and mortality is still significant in some settings (Sipsas et al, 2005).

An acoustic scattering problem with dimensionless wave number kD (where k is the wave number and D is the typical length of the obstacle) up to 1000 and the degrees of freedom up to 4 million is successfully solved within 10 h on a computer with one core and the memory usage is 24 GB.

A number of design problems were successfully solved within this framework including a circuit with inducer specific response, a genetic decoder and a concentration band detector.

Although the Mixed-Integer Linear Programming (MILP) in Eq. (2) has been reported to be successfully solved in some cases, the computational time increases exponentially with number of reactions [ 18].