It can be also observed (see Figures 4 and 7) that by increasing the BS antenna correlation, the performance can be improved more effectively than just by increasing the number of user antennas while keeping the BS antenna correlation sufficiently low.
By separating the prediction into two levels, relevant input features can be applied in each level, thus the accuracy of each level can be improved more effectively.
The findings suggest a general agreement that collaboration among stakeholders in the border areas is insufficient and should be improved to combat TB more effectively.
As a result, the ability to more effectively prevent and treat genetic disease is faltering even as the means to identify risks people are born with are improving.
Two investment themes of Mr. Booth for 1986 are improving prices for growth stocks and improved profitability in certain industrial sectors as American companies, thanks partly to the declining value of the dollar, compete more effectively with foreign concerns.
The wireless system could also be improved so that it worked more effectively when surrounded by the bicycle and the rest of the circuitry.
Risk-based surveillance could therefore be improved and resources be allocated more effectively and efficiently to protect not only the wildlife population but also the health of livestock and consumers (Stark et al., 2006).
Our experience has shown that if the context within which researchers, policy makers and stakeholders work were better understood, the links between them were improved and research were communicated more effectively, then better policy making which links across different sectors may follow.
Furthermore, the markers associated with more than one trait may be made effectively use of improving more than one trait by marker assisted selection.
The difference from Figure 5a is that the performance on the speech corrupted by cafeteria noise is more effectively improved, while the performance on the speech corrupted by car noise is generally decreased.
The "mindset of government needs to shift" to tackle violence among young people, Javid will argue, so that data is used more effectively to improve understanding of the causes of and pathways into crime.
