Sentence examples for feedback substantially from inspiring English sources

The important observation from this figure is that the introducing one extra bit of feedback substantially reduces the gap with the full CSI performance and only a few bits of feedback can eliminate most of the gap with the full CSI performance.

During our implementation of the course, we learned many lessons, including the following: When administering quizzes for test-enhanced learning, providing feedback substantially improves the learning experience.

They found that swapping the promoter GAL80, which mediates a negative feedback loop, substantially altered network activity and the fitness profiles of yeast cells.

The study indicates that the stability margins for the acceleration feedback loops substantially depend on the application of an appropriate low-pass filter.

In our research from more than a decade we continue to find that leaders who ask for feedback are substantially more effective than leaders who don't.

Since vision functions over longer distances than touch, during everyday activities, vision generally provides predictions for touching, grasping, stepping, sitting down etc. Consequently, vision is sometimes claimed to dominate touch [11], but our experiments show that haptic feedback can substantially alter visual percepts when the visual percepts are less reliable than the haptic percepts.

Moreover, it is unclear whether repeating the feedback necessarily substantially improves performance at all [ 17- 21].

The application of an additional speed feedback loop substantially improved the quality of muscle forces identification.

This means the neurotransmitter positive feedback loop substantially contributes to even single cell oscillations.

We propose that task difficulty particularly the complexity of the feedback setup contributes substantially to differences between healthy individuals on the one hand and PGs and ADs on the other.

3. We also propose a suboptimal transmission scheme, namely, a 1-bit primary feedback scheme, which substantially decreases the cooperation between the primary and the secondary networks compared to the optimal power allocation scheme.