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Bankers would find this counterintuitive; how can a non-bank have a better performing loan book than a bank?

Therefore, thus far this change has resulted in a better performing investment option, with a lower internal expense ratio.

The ROC curve displays the relationship between sensitivity and 1-specificity and the area under the ROC curve (AUC) depicts how well the model distinguishes women with and without endometriosis; a model with a greater AUC has a better-performing risk function.

A second model to capture only the patients who fell into the more stringent severity classification (2 or 3 Yes answers) may have resulted in a better performing model but the decision to use the less stringent measure was in line with the parameters for control in the RCP-3Q model.

From our analysis the best process specifications are amine specific and with those specific, optimized specifications DEA has the potential to be a better performing solvent than MEA, with a lower energy penalty and lower capital cost investment.

Results have shown that our algorithm provides a better performing system with the lowest possible cost compared to existing approaches.

Experiments using a phantom have demonstrated that the flexible fetoscope has a better dexterity and is able to perform stable tracheoscopy and balloon inflation at different levels of the trachea, with the help of a fiberoptic camera.

Well if I have a better way of performing the task, of course I can try it, if it is better.

David:  Well if I have a better way of performing the task, of course I can try it, if it is better Interviewer:  Are there any opportunities to change the way you perform the task during its progress?

This is contrary to other methods such as decision tree or regression, which have a better interpretability (and perform well on binary problems but do not allow non-linear separation).

More recent studies have used better performing direct measurement techniques [ 18, 19].