Sentence examples for efficiency of the adapted from inspiring English sources
The robustness and efficiency of the adapted GVF snake is demonstrated through accurately delineating temporal and spatial wave profiles of three examples, including a spiller, a plunger, and a plunging breaker striking a vertical cylinder.
The obtained results confirm the efficiency of the adapted combination of the HyperLogLog and EWMA algorithms in terms of accuracy, memory usage, and time response.
In order to better characterize the replication efficiency of the adapted H9N2 viruses in quail and chickens, we performed infectious dose 50 (ID50) assays and analyzed tracheal and lung virus titers with the three viruses, WT702, QA23, and QA23CkA10.
To verify the efficiency of this adapted protocol we screened 3 well-characterized chemicals (5-fluorouracil, hydroxyurea and saccharin).
Efficiency and local density of the adapted meshes are presented.
The Ministry of Health, upon learning of the efficiency of CHPS, adapted this initiative in at least one district in each region of Ghana by scaling it up in order to change the manner in which health care services were delivered, especially in rural areas.
To evaluate the feasibility, safety, and efficiency of an adapted surgical procedure used for postmarket Argus II implantations, so as to lower risks of postoperative hypotony or conjunctivoscleral erosion, and to describe the observed anatomic characteristics of the positioning of the implanted array.
Concerning the efficiency of the algorithm, SA is adapted to be able to work fruitfully in the design spaces of complex problems occupied by many regions of highly different characteristics.
Encapsulation efficiency was determined according to the adapted method previously described [ 24].
An intelligent fuzzy controller is designed to improve the performance and efficiency of the proposed classifier by adapting three important parameters of PSO (inertia weight, cognitive parameter and social parameter).
However, we found that the ribosome densities for such genes increased, indicating that the initiation rate rather than the elongation rate was the major contributor to the ribosome density and translation efficiency of highly codon-adapted genes.
