Sentence examples for improvements of data from inspiring English sources

Further improvements of data fit may therefore be possible by introducing local heterogeneity near the surface and local topography.

Moreover, algebraic improvements of data assimilation have been developed, optimising their computational performance, and are presented here.

Suggestions for improvements of data collection included the possibility of later data entry (22% of comments) as well as improvements of the content (30%) and layout (11%) of the quality data window (see Additional file 2).

We also focus on the improvement of data exchange for updating Fragmented-Iterated Bloom Filters between nodes.

Finally, in the aspect of the data location, the classification accuracy of filtering error, and the improvement of data characteristics, the distributed crowd-filtering algorithm has better performance.

The development of databases such as EMPODAT and improvement of data exchange have been NORMAN's core business since the start of the project.

This paper describes the preliminary study on the applicability and improvement of data sets from PALSAR on ALOS and GLI on ADEOS-11 for terrestrial carbon observation.

Consequently, the vacuum-annealed SLG-PZT FFET displays a great improvement of data retention (∼72% after 10 year) and a large memory window (∼4.1 V).

Luebbers, et al. [15] develop data mining tools to assist in data quality assessment, and present a definition for data auditing to include measurement and improvement of data quality.

Its main objectives on which it has been working actively over the past 10 years are to improve the exchange of information on emerging substances and to foster harmonization of protocols and improvement of data quality.

The main reason is that the solution of Caputo fractional reaction-diffusion equation with implicit finite-difference method is memory-intensive, and the decrease of memory overhead by the improvement of data locality is more than the increase of communication cost in the parallelization of two or four processes.