Sentence examples for better overall performance and from inspiring English sources

Building energy efficient design optimization is an emerging technique that is increasingly being used to design buildings with better overall performance and a particular emphasis on energy efficiency.

Compared with the freeze-dried technique, the 3D printed scaffold exhibited better overall performance and was more suitable for cartilage tissue engineering.

The heat transfer gain, combined with the relative material mass reduction of up to 32% observed in the optimal elliptic arrangement in comparison to the circular, show that the elliptical tubes arrangement has better overall performance and lower cost than the traditional circular tubes geometry.

The results indicated that the optimization of the BEDROC score improves the early enrichment performance, whereas optimizing the AUC results in better overall performance and a better enrichment of different scaffolds.

CMV QNAT, based most commonly on polymerase chain reaction (PCR), has largely replaced conventional methods owing to better overall performance, and clinical guidelines now recommend the use of these assays for CMV load monitoring in SOT and HSCT recipients to prevent or to manage CMV replication and disease [ 4, 5, 7, 8].

NiMH batteries are very similar to NiCad batteries in size, weight, and price but have better overall performance and these are the batteries usually recommended for a beginner's project.

Simulation results show the effectiveness and robustness of the proposed stabilizer in damping power system oscillations under various disturbances and better overall performance than classical PSS and some other types of power stabilizers.

At the optimal fiber content, the PP fiber provides a better overall performance than mineral and glass fibers.

Furthermore, equity and efficiency arguments for uniform policies in centralized systems are derived as these are likely to result in the better overall performance of politicians and in more equal performance across regions.

This is supported by findings from developmental studies which show that with age and experience (and better overall performance), the compatibility effect in children increases, suggesting that experience with numbers outweighs improved cognitive control (Mann et al., 2011; Nuerk, Kaufmann, Zoppoth, & Willmes, 2004).

The overlap rate, defined as a r e a(R T ∩R G )/a r e a(R T ∪R G ), evaluates the success rate, which is shown in Table 4. From Figure 5, it can be observed that the proposed approach achieves relatively persistent and stable tracking and obtains better overall performance than other four trackers on the ten videos.