Sentence examples for discovery performance from inspiring English sources

To illustrate the feasibility of the Car4ICT architecture, we conclude with an evaluation of the service discovery performance in our Car4ICT framework under progressively worsening conditions.

GSK replicated the essence of that model internally, first creating semiautonomous Centres of Excellence for drug discovery and then breaking them down further into Discovery Performance Units, comprising 30 to 60 people, which were expected to seek funding for research projects from an internal investment board.

It helps to increase the neighbor discovery performance significantly.

The year 2008 saw the creation of discovery performance units (DPUs) within GSK.

This calls for research in areas such as interaction monitoring, discovery performance, and reuse experiences.

In its past efforts at improving R&D, Glaxo has focused on separate "Discovery Performance Units" that were supposed to compete internally for funding like separate biotechs, often judged by committees.

The mutation discovery performances of BWA and Novoalign diminished when the mutation rate reached 5%.

In one simulation study, the SNP discovery performances of two NGS platforms in a specific disease gene were shown to fall rapidly when the coverage depth was below 40x [ 43].

By splitting dense regions of the PPI network into less-dense but coherent subnetworks, complex-discovery performance is improved, with the biggest improvements among complexes embedded in highly-connected regions.

Note that the original PPI decomposition approach (as described in [ 10]) did not aggregate clusters from multiple clustering algorithms, but used individual clustering algorithms instead; here we incorporate the COMBINE strategy for DECOMP as it was found to improve complex-discovery performance in [ 9].

The result was the discovery of performance style (such as that of Anna Karina, Jean-Pierre Léaud, and Juliet Berto) that stays close to life and that depends on the impulsiveness, the awkwardness, and the uncertainty that non-actors often convey on-camera.