"high performance results" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the outcome or achievements of someone or something that has performed exceptionally well. Example: Our new marketing strategy led to high performance results, with sales increasing by 20% in just one month.
For the wurtzite CZTS CE material, the efficiency of the DSSC device was high (6.89%); the high performance resulted from the improved photovoltaic parameters, such asJsc, Voc, and FF (Jsc = 13.41 mA/cm2, Voc = 0.75 V, FF = 68.69%, respectively).
This high performance resulted in a ceiling effect on the distributions of both scores, which made it difficult to apply parametric statistical analysis, and limited the interpretation of statistical results.
It can be seen that ASNSSS can achieve higher performance results than the existing stream selection algorithms.
Furthermore, the 3D-mesh reaches the highest performance results of all interconnects and allows future scalability to adopt more memories and/or processors to increase the line card's processing power.
We adjust the related parameters of the classifiers for obtaining high-performance results.
For performing this step, we take advantage of Lingpipe [20], which provides a model trained on biomedical corpora that presents high-performance results [21].
However, because of the complexity of the domain and the ambiguity of the associated scientific documents, the automatic extraction of biomedical information remains challenging, even if high-performance results have been reached in some particular tasks.
That said, the Qubit assay is clearly superior to spectrophotometry for the assessment of template suitability in PCR, and can provide specificity to identify those samples that are most likely to provide high performance NGS results.
