Sentence examples for domain benefit from inspiring English sources

Indeed, audio steganography techniques in the transform domain benefit from the frequency masking effect.

Spatial multiplexing in beam domain benefits from lower MIMO channel correlation and larger Eigenvalues of the MIMO channel matrix.

Similar to previous work examining exercise training as a method to improve autonomic function, our findings illustrate that even within the moderate exercise domain, benefits may be gained from interval training.

Many domains benefit from this application, such as medicine, environmental science, and industrial quality control.

These considerations and outcomes fall into three key domains: benefit to the host community, educational outcomes, and ethical considerations.

Additionally, to test the hypothesis that robust multi-domain benefits accumulate over the course of six months of combination treatment and that they exceed those associated with monotherapy, we created a composite index consisting of the four principle clinical domains (cognition, function, behavior, global status).

This pooled AUC analysis of data from over 1,400 patients from four RCTs in moderate to severe AD provides robust support for the view that, over the course of six months, adding memantine to stable donepezil therapy results in cumulative multi-domain benefits that are superior to monotherapy with either drug.

"They're using the power of eminent domain to benefit private corporations, not for a public purpose," said the landowner, Joseph Bernstein, who is part of a group that owns two parcels on the block.

The development of UML conceptual models in the biomedical domain may benefit from the use of domain-specific semantics and notation.

The open product is a new, language independent, way of combining abstract domains allowing each combined domain to benefit from information from the other components through the notions of queries and open operations.

This convergence, in the initial phase, allows the users of each domain to benefit from services which are developed in the other domain.