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Therefore, we believe that interface smoothness of a long interruption is commonly better than that of a short interruption.
One, as pathetic as the anti-regulators were, they were commonly better than the market, e.g., warning about concentrations in commercial real estate well before the crash.
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It was demonstrated that the normal inverse Gaussian distribution is the better fitting model, out of those analysed, and usually better than the more commonly used K-distribution, with the exception of over sea ice.
In the Swedish register, commonly used cementless cups perform better than commonly used cemented cups in the general population [ 38].
Most notably, antibiotics, though commonly prescribed, are no better than a placebo for bronchitis.
Trametes meyenii, T. pubescens and T. multicolor were equal to or better than commonly employed T. versicolor at decolouring amaranth.
By considering both input uncertainty and output variation, it turned out that the proposed QRNN model performs better than commonly used benchmark models.
Although performance of sequences generated from one-dimensional maps is the same or better than commonly used sequences, the number of chaotic sequences of the appropriate length surpasses the number of orthogonal or maximum length sequences.
Among other results, we show that MNS acceptance sampling plans with smaller sample size and bigger acceptance number perform better than commonly used acceptance sampling plans for attributes based on simple random sampling (SRS) technique.
They have shown that these short peptides are much better than commonly used alkyl chain surfactants in stabilizing membrane proteins and show promise as stabilizing agents in membrane protein based devices.
In our experiments, they performed similarly or better than commonly used reference genes.
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