Sentence examples for benefit of error from inspiring English sources
Practically speaking, this means that KBIN and TopK provide typically less variable results than BH, while delivering the overall expected benefit of error control.
The benefit of error-robust IBD = 2 classification is thus 2-fold: on the one hand, it is an effective tool for reducing the genomic search space, and on the other hand, it is an effective means for identifying sequencing errors.
First, we consider the systematic code and present the decoding process without using, and then we demonstrate the benefits of error locator matrix in this example.
Moreover, it can move the DNA in both directions, which would have the huge benefit of allowing error correction to be carried out, says Stephen Rossnagel of IBM.
The phenomics approach has an additional benefit of minimizing errors arising from ambiguities in the order of genes.
Besides, the benefits in terms of error performance and/or capacity of the power-balance selection over the conventional scheme have not been analyzed directly for the systems suffering nonlinear distortions due to HPAs.
As a balance constraint is required, the constrained selection (i.e., power-balance selection) scheme should retain the benefits in terms of error performance or capacity as large as possible.
This virtue of the FPT could be of a paramount importance in medical diagnostics where unequivocal quantification of time signals (possibly short) encoded from patients now become feasible with the reassuring benefit of the accompanying error analysis of proven validity.
The triple, in which the batter reaches third base without being put out and without the benefit of a fielding error, is often called the "hardest part of the cycle" to complete.
The cost of this increased coverage by generating non-overlapping read pairs is losing the benefit of context-specific error estimation and correction afforded by the overlapping read pairs.
