Sentence examples for displaying similar performance from inspiring English sources

In this work, we have adapted parts of SNAP separately; we have re-implemented the iterative shell of SNAP in the task-model runtime Legion, showing an improvement to the original schedule, and we have created multiple Kokkos implementations of the computational kernel of SNAP, displaying similar performance to the native Fortran.

We can notice that all methods display similar performance with the technique by Tian et al. presenting the least varying robustness.

The CSD displays similar performance, but again was not able to fully achieve the relatively high 20 dB gain required at the lowest frequencies.

The four algorithms used in this study (GBM, GP, RF and SVM) displayed similar performance on this dataset as the ranges of RMSEtest and R2 0 test differences are 0.04 pIC50 and 0.02 units, respectively.

Rxfp3 KO mice displayed similar performance to WT littermates in several acute behavioural paradigms designed to gauge motor coordination (rotarod test), spatial memory (Y-maze), depressive-like behaviour (repeat forced-swim test) and sensorimotor gating (prepulse inhibition of acoustic startle).

As shown in Figure 2, AD4 and Vina displayed similar performance in correctly ranking active compounds in DSII.

Nevertheless, for the most degenerate scenario high noise and few time points the distinct HMM topologies display similar performance as the Pearson correlation.

In most parameters measured the transgenic sibling control strains displayed similar performance (supplementary material Table S2, Figs S3 and S4), indicating that a single compatible Aatm allele is sufficient to rescue the deleterious phenotypes.

The CBT for psychosis + TAU and TAU-alone groups displayed similar performance during all conditions on both occasions (F < 1 for Group, Group × Time, Group × Task and Group × Time × Task effects).

From T0 to T4, pistils of both varieties displayed similar performances regarding pollen tube germination and pollen tube elongation.

All distance-based classifiers exhibit similar performance.