Sentence examples for interested in the performance from inspiring English sources
We are particularly interested in the performance loss of RR with respect to DLB, and on the response of DLB when faced with abrupt changes.
This type of DSTC is chosen because it obtains the optimal diversity-multiplexing gain (D-MG) performance of the considered orthogonal AF protocol, but other types of DSTC are also applicable since we are only interested in the performance of the proposed channel estimation method.
Moreover, we are not only interested in the performance for a specific problem, but rather in the general performance on multiple data sets.
The endoscopy unit at Mayo Clinic Arizona employs these techniques, teaches them to our trainees, endoscopy unit staff and others interested in the performance of colonoscopy [ 1, 2].
However since both technologies are widely used or are generally reflective of alternative approaches, the results presented here should be broadly relevant to anyone interested in the performance characteristics of WES/WGS.
You'll appear interested in the performance while actually thinking of other things (or perhaps nothing at all!).
Nuclear installation license holders in South Africa have become increasingly interested in the performance-goal based approach defined in the American Society of Civil Engineering Standard ASCE/SEI 43-05 for establishing the safe shutdown earthquake (SSE) site specific design response spectrum (SSRS) for new nuclear power plants.
We were first interested in evaluating the performance of the predictions in a favorable scenario, that is, when the binding conformation is known from experiment.
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We anticipate that this information will be useful to national and international stakeholders interested in improving the performance of childhood immunisation programmes in low and middle-income countries.
In this paper, we are interested in comparing the performance of the KM and WKM methods derived from the midpoint imputed data with the NPMLE, logistic regression (Logit) and weighted logistic regression (WLogit) methods in both situations of independent and dependent censoring with auxiliary variables.
