Sentence examples for have shown strong performance from inspiring English sources
Approaches such as Bayesian networks, information-theoretic approaches and ordinary differential equations have shown strong performance [ 78].
Among graph-based algorithms used to study genomic data, random walks have shown strong performance in the prioritization of disease genes and when evaluated against other graph-clustering algorithms used to partition complex networks [ 23- 25].
Applications of both controller types have shown strong performance across all metrics, with MPC controllers having slightly fewer instances of hypoglycemia per subject and PID controllers having slightly greater time in range for a wide variety of experimental conditions.
"There has been no sense of complacency or backing off just because our car has shown strong performance in the opening few races.
On the one hand, hedge funds have shown strong recent performance as the markets have stumbled, and through mid-March they were down 1.1% versus 18.2% for the S&P Total Return Index.
Simulation results have shown strong vibration isolation performance on a building model with identified parameters and have indicated that nonlinear damping can achieve low acceleration transmissibilities round the structural natural frequency as well as the higher ground motion frequencies that have been frequently observed during most earthquakes in Japan.
Results of several clinical studies addressing baseline renal dysfunction have shown strong effects on the performance of new AKI biomarkers [ 13, 14].
Other studies have shown strong linkages between job satisfaction (dissatisfaction) and job performance and turnover [ 29].
Longitudinal studies among adults have shown strong associations between early socioeconomic factors and cognitive function [ 34], in special between better socioeconomic conditions and better cognitive performance and slower age-related decline in cognitive performance [ 35, 36].
Their complexes have shown strong CT bands.
Other studies have shown stronger emotional responses to non-reinforcement in children with ADHD [ 6- 8], but very weak differences relative to controls in extinction performance [ 7].
