Sentence examples for boosted to improve from inspiring English sources
In parallel with scaling up screening and treatment of Chagas disease, R&D needs to be boosted to improve currently available diagnostics and to develop better and safer treatments or vaccines, all for improved individual patient care and sustainable, long-term disease control.
All patients in our study had a repeated planning CT scan during treatment to assess tumor shrinkage and the residual tumor was boosted to improve local control.
In this study, various cost values (positive sample (epitopes) versus negative samples (nonepitopes)) are tested from 2 to 9. As shown in Figure 7, with the increase of the cost value on the rare positive samples versus negative samples (epitopes versus nonepitopes), more weighted positive samples are boosted to improve prediction performance and more relevant epitopes tend to be identified.
Furthermore, optimal controls were obtained and studied over each information class, while simulation and numerical results are provided for the cases where user interest is low and diffusion needs boosting to improve the efficiency of useful information spreading.
CSC is superior to SMOTE, under-sampling, bagging, and boosting to improve the prognostic performance of DT and LR.
Other machine learning algorithms may be considered (for example, Breiman, 2001), as well as boosting to improve on a set of weak learners (Bühlmann, 2007).
With a billion people going hungry today, we need every technological boost to improve food and nutritional security.
If you need a circulation boost to improve advertising rates, you need more and better stories about these football teams.
A £3.5 million funding boost to improve primary care services has been approved across Wales, Health Minister Mark Drakeford has announced.
"But I've decided for next year I need to change something to try to find new motivation and to have a boost to improve my level, my speed".
Other necessary changes were the addition of spoiler ailerons and an elevator control boost to improve the aircraft's poor controllability at low speeds.
