Sentence examples for improvement in running from inspiring English sources

The one study that examined the combination of a MFW transition and gait retraining noted no improvement in running economy [32].

The proposed algorithms only incur bounded error (based on a user-defined parameter) in determining temperature in exchange for a significant improvement in running time over exact algorithms.

The improvement in running time and the wide broadcast of the race results provided a public demonstration of how the blade length affects performance.

The results suggest that RINQ achieves up to 80% improvement in running time over exhaustive search.

Finally, the ScanBMA algorithm presents a substantial improvement in running time over previous implementations of BMA.

Although the joint moment in running did not reach statistical significance after 12 months, we believe that the improvement in running is also valid Sucato et al. (2010) also reported walking outcomes in patients with hip dysplasia after PAO, and found a lower walking speed in patients 12 months after PAO than in healthy controls.

The 3.4 and 10.4% improvements in running economy observed after the MFW transition [25, 34] were likely a training effect, given that the control or CRS group also improved running economy from pre- to post-transition (4.1% [25], 2.8% [34]).

The three studies that did not include gait retraining demonstrated improvements in running economy in MFW of 8% after 4 weeks [38], 3.4% after 5 weeks [34], and 10.4% after 10 weeks [25].

For improvements in running time when P' becomes large, P' is made to contain only a limited amount of history (such as only those portions of the motion which have been matched repeatedly).

This results in a small loss of compression effectiveness compared with 32-bit fields but large improvements in running times for the larger files.

Generally, we expect further improvements in running times, and consequently in accuracy, from an spatial index tailored specifically to the high-dimensional, integer coordinate problem setting, e.g. an adaptation of X-trees (Berchtold et al., 1996) or through the use of locality-sensitive hashing (Paulevé et al., 2010).