Sentence examples for integration achieves from inspiring English sources

Also in this case weighted integration outperforms unweighted integration, but observe that when we integrate all the available networks UAall, i.e. the unweighted average integration, achieves better results than the weighted per-class integration (WAPall), confirming that WAP integration undergoes a certain overfitting to the data.

The systems' components are robust and in common use, and the proposed hybridization approach can be also used with similar benefits by replacing the solar heat input with other low heat sources, and the system integration achieves the dual-purpose of clean use of fossil fuel and high-efficiency conversion of solar heat at the same time.

The integration achieves a much higher mean ConQuass score than does filtering by each measure separately (Fig. 3B; gray).

As assimilation and integration achieve their dilutions and ironies, what remains worth fighting for?

That seems unavoidable if the current fragmentation of services is to stop; integration achieved; stability and continuity encouraged; and the acceleration in health inequalities and decline in standards and pay that competition also triggers, avoided.

Indeed, the very depth of the political integration achieved so far has caused something of a backlash as the EU has gained new powers that threaten deeply rooted national traditions.

Despite the rather high degree of specific integration achieved in several different CNS regions, these processes are usually defective and long-distance connections are not rewired.

Within California's large and prosperous Iranian community, the battle lines hew closely to the political divisions of the United States as a whole – a sign of the level of integration achieved in the 36 years since the revolution that brought many Iranian families to the US in the first place.

Different laboratories use different experimental protocols to study what they assume to be the same phenomenon; however, these different protocols often in fact target different phenomena, so the integration achieved by combining results is only illusory.

These reports have not commented on the degree of integration achieved in primary care, particularly within clinics, or on the barriers and facilitators to integration of HIV care.

It is possible that how this was reported in the studies reviewed did not capture the extent of the integration achieved.