However the computational complexity of the WLS-SDP is greatly larger than that of WSLS-SOC/SDP and WSLS-SDP due to a large number of variables.
The utilization ratio of the compounds with low Si concentration, deduced from the refrigerant capacity, is greatly larger than that of Gd.
From the 6 coefficients the DG part was greatly larger than theoretical value 1, SD part was equal to 1, and the 4 other herb parts were less than 1 individually.
It also can be found that the measured compressive stresses for the specimens of 800 and 1,000 grits polished are greatly larger than that of the 400-grit polished specimen.
According to the results, the Pd@Ti Ps electrode exhibits a high reduction current density of 220 mA cm−2 at −0.2 V in 2 mol L−1 H2SO4 and 0.5 mol L−1 H2O2 which is greatly larger than that on Pd modified Ti plate (Pd@Ti plate) electrode.
Interestingly, there is a giant augmentation of the flow rates both in axial and in lateral directions for case III due to the aiding part of Lorentz force being greatly larger than retarding one in certain parameter ranges of phase of the magnetic field relative to the electrical field.
Another possibility that explains the greatly larger amplitude of synaptic potentials when overriding the up states is that the electric shock that causes presynaptic activation could recruit a larger number of presynaptic terminals during the up states, given that the activation is affecting the whole thalamocortical loop [49] [51].
Due to the exacerbated "curse of dimensionality" [ 6], i.e., the number of measures is greatly larger than the number of patients, direct concatenation may generate worse results.
A comparison between contigs and unigenes revealed that both average and maximum lengths of unigenes were greatly larger than those of contigs, though the number of contigs was more than that of unigenes (Table 1).
From the resulting average confusion matrices shown in Figure 5, we can see that the average prediction accuracy of our method is better than that of the other two state-of-art methods, especially in the last stage 13 16, where the number of anatomical terms is greatly larger than that of the other stages.
