Sentence examples for exploiting the variability from inspiring English sources

The LOGSE effect is identified by exploiting the variability of the rate of implementation among cohorts and regions.

For such BSs, sleep mode techniques, where a large number of components in the BS circuitry are turned off, provide a more efficient means to realize energy savings by exploiting the variability in user and traffic distribution across the network.

In [7], Lee et al. demonstrated that the state of the network can be more efficiently utilized to improve the performance of the network (e.g., increasing the throughput and reducing packet delay), by appropriately exploiting the variability of the time-varying channels.

Exploiting the variability in lesion location and performance in the patients, voxel-based correlational analyses showed that tissue integrity and neural activity primarily in left Brodmann area 45 and posterior middle temporal gyrus were correlated with preserved syntactic performance, but unlike the controls, patients were insensitive to syntactic preferences, reflecting their syntactic deficit.

Our identification strategy exploits the variability in disbursements across LLMs between 2007 and 2013.

This approach exploits the variability of MnO2 morphologies and its versatility as sacrificial template.

Since the average probability of a technical change and the average probability of receiving training are computed at the industry-occupation level, we exploit the variability across industries.

We exploited the variability of MSAP profiles between tissues of an organism in order to characterise the origin of the food product.

In particular, they use data, from the creation of the Italian state in 1861 to the present day, and exploit the variability in the number of Lent days falling in April in each year.

We exploit the variability in disbursements between 2007 and 2013 and estimate the impact of the interventions by allowing for LLM-specific fixed features and LLM-specific time trends.

We also exploited the variability of responses about the mean to explore the time-course of correlation between target direction and steering response.