Sentence examples for better performance in discriminating from inspiring English sources
6 However, the discrimination ability is dependent on the severity stage of glaucoma, with better performance in discriminating between healthy and more advance disease compared with discrimination of early stages of glaucoma.
This method has stronger distinguishing ability, showing better performance in discriminating cell images whether belong to the same cell.
Compared with some existing algorithms, the proposed scheme achieves better performance in discriminating high-quality JPEG compression from malicious attacks.
It appears however that molecular biology methods have a better performance in discriminating the kinetics of the onset of infection, which seemed to correlate well to the risk of developing CMV disease.
Of these, the NHP showed a better performance in discriminating between patient groups both at baseline and follow-up assessments but the EORTC questionnaires were able to show a trend only at baseline assessment.
This approach was applied in the present study, in which we develop a data driven analysis approach based on conventional EVA to quantify variation in exposure and investigate whether this new approach can lead to a better performance in discriminating between different time lines of exposure compared with a univariate and multivariate conventional EVA.
Strikingly, BACH has the lowest sorted rank, namely the best performance in discriminating the native structure from the decoys.
We show that long CAG repeats in the schizophrenic sample are specifically associated with better performance in higher cognitive tasks, comprising the capacity to discriminate, select and execute (p < 0.0001).
Although all three tools have seen comparable or better performance in distinguishing disease variants from either PGx or neutral variants, they suffered as the random forest models did in discriminating between PGx and neutral variants (Table 4).
