Sentence examples for favorable performance of from inspiring English sources
Favorable performance of the closed-loop system is demonstrated by simulations.
The simulation results show the favorable performance of the fuzzy-PID controller.
Simulation study results show favorable performance of the asymptotic procedure when sample sizes are moderate.
The favorable performance of the cell indicates that the HABP is a promising plate material for water transportation.
The high experimental combustion efficiency calculated from the flue gases concentrations demonstrates the favorable performance of the conical spouted bed combustor for the catalytic combustion of vine shoots.
Evaluation of the knowledge model by design studies on the basis of data sets of different eco-sites, cultivars, and soil types indicated a favorable performance of the model system in recommending growth indices and management criteria under diverse conditions.
The favorable performances of this sensor were due to the peroxidase-like activity of nitrogen-doped graphene quantum dots (multilayer porous SiO2 act as stabilizer to load more nitrogen-doped graphene quantum dots for signal amplification) and folic acid-pPdAu/GO (which also could act as an efficient fluorescence quencher and a recognition element of cancer cells by folic acid).
In this regard, all of the three methods show favorable performance for the generation of stereo image pair with epipolar constraints.
The electrosorption behaviors of Cu2+ on the PmPD/RGO electrode were investigated in detail, and the results demonstrated that the PmPD/RGO electrode exhibited a favorable performance for the removal of Cu2+.
Collectively, these findings demonstrate the feasibility and favorable performance profile of a streamlined and cost-effective plasma ctDNA NGS assay that utilizes digital PCR for target enrichment of ESR1, PIK3CA, and TP53 coding regions.
The first two were selected based on their favorable performance, while predictions of Diana-MicroT were used as a point of reference, i.e., representative early generation program characterized by a relatively low sensitivity.
