Sentence examples for efficiency of studying from inspiring English sources

As predicted, the results show that — with respect to the elderly — the efficiency of studying worked examples is higher than the efficiency of solving conventional problems in that less training time and cognitive load leads to a comparable level of performance.

Here, we introduce the techniques of data mining to the study of 3D biological shapes to bring the analyses of phenomes closer to the efficiency of studying genomes.

Several numerical examples are presented to investigate the accuracy, convergence of accuracy and computational efficiency of studied mesh-free formulation for boundary value problems with existing benchmark solutions.

Doing so will enable us to apply the evaluation method described in this section to post hoc and comparative analyses of the cost-efficiency of studied and published intervention strategies.

The efficiency of studies that involve people's judgments is very low compared to a computerized objective study.

Other problems, like assessing the sufficiency or efficiency of study time or effort, might be harder to overcome.

If the uniqueness of the resultant piezomagnetic field is still assured without the need to make assumptions regarding the directions of initial magnetization, the efficiency of studies on the piezomagnetic field would be enhanced.

Miniaturization dramatically increases the efficiency of studies by allowing higher throughput studies and reducing unnecessary and excessive material use.

Our data thus illustrate the potential statistical efficiency of studies of intermediate phenotypes in the identification of rarer (MAF < 10%) risk alleles with modest associations.

The inconsistency does not necessarily reflect variability in treatment efficacy, just variation in the statistical efficiency of studies to detect treatment effects.

Our decision to focus upon trauma randomized trials was based upon two factors: 1) allowing comparison with previous studies evaluating this population of trials, and 2) practicality of limiting the number of trials to a sufficiently manageable number to optimize the efficiency of study completion and research resource utilization within our Departments.