Sentence examples for better persistency from inspiring English sources
The model adaptation speed based on observed scene statistics could be improved in the future for faster adaptation of changed background and better persistency.
Comparison of the laying curves obtained in France and Taiwan showed differences due to a delayed onset of lay, a lower peak of egg production with a slightly better persistency of lay until the age of 44 weeks.
Although Reardon et al. [ 17] showed relatively better persistency with latanoprost, a more recent study showed comparable persistency among latanoprost, bimatoprost, and travoprost, and slightly better adherence with bimatoprost than latanoprost [ 18].
In previous work, it was found that a new water-dispersible corrosion inhibitor had better film persistency than the equivalent oil-based corrosion inhibitor (Yang et al. 2007).
It was found in this work that the water-dispersible corrosion inhibitor (CID) had better film persistency than the equivalent oil-based corrosion inhibitor (CIC) in field tests.
Recent efforts have been directed towards better understanding the persistency and toxicity of ionic liquids (ILs) in the context of the "benign-by-design" approach, but the assessment of their bioaccumulation potential remains neglected.
The correspondence is very good and in fact much better than for persistency (a correlation of 0.996).
A step towards achieving this goal in forest genetics might also be the estimation across generations in order to better evaluate the persistency of marker effects.
Better water-stress tolerance is one of the key factors influencing persistency, but little is known about how red clover tolerates water stress.
It is better for our therapeutic strategy to use those drugs without such persistency to avoid prodding the remaining cancer cells to more-menacing phenotypes.
The β(t) values corresponding to Dst variations display a more robust, or disciplined, structure (i.e., they fall better within the theoretically predicted intervals (1, 2) for antipersistency and (2, 3) for persistency).
