Sentence examples for improved parallel to from inspiring English sources

Especially parameters like circulatory delay, but also left ventricular filling pressures improved parallel to cardiac function and therefore may have additional beneficial and stabilizing effects on respiration [ 8, 33].

With the advent of Space geodesy techniques in early eighties, global terrestrial reference frames became available whose precision is still improving parallel to measuring and modeling advances.

Hence, in ExaML (v. 1) we implemented a radically different parallelization approach (Stamatakis and Aberer, 2013) that improved parallel efficiency by up to a factor of 3 and also increased scalability.

Gastrointestinal symptoms significantly improved, parallel with VAS scores, compared to placebo (Table 4 and Figure 2), and were more sensitive to NiOHT than cutaneous manifestations, which decreased in frequency, but without reaching statistical significance (p > 0.05) compared to group 3 and placebo.

Since the two sorting strategies ASCE and PERT can be run in parallel, they are assembled together to construct our improved (parallel) LLL algorithm (For more details on these and other sorting techniques, the reader is referred to Xu [22]).

An improved Parallel Genetic Algorithm (iPGA) is proposed to resolve the complexities of the slab stack shuffling problem of the rolling mill.

This alternative data distribution scheme improved parallel run times by one order of magnitude on a partitioned protein alignment with 1000 partitions under CAT.

This finding indicates that major parts of HRQL – in patients with CAD – do not improve in parallel to an improved physical function.

The hyper-threading technology can somehow reduce the context switching overhead to improve parallel performance.

The mechanical performance of AASS improved dramatically parallel to the increment of fiber length from 6 mm to 13 mm.

In a future version the dependencies between nodes could be modelled as a directed acyclic graph and the parallelism be based on a dataflow model (YarKhan et al., 2011) to study and potentially further improve parallel performance.