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The Alcan-Pechiney-Algroup unit will have a hard time matching Alcoa in efficiency and flexibility.
The proposed part-in-whole matching approach outperforms many existing approaches in matching efficiency and requiring a smaller input region.
Starting at $29,945, it costs only slightly more than a Toyota Prius — and matches its efficiency in a better-looking, better-equipped, more powerful, full-sized sedan.
For application of this algorithm architecture, image matching algorithm and decision of more informative reference images for improvement in matching efficiency have been studied.
Given the potential gain in efficiency of matching cases to controls, a sensitivity analysis was undertaken to explore this strategy.
With the present experiment, we take this first step and show that reassortment is possible and definitely contributing to the observed patterns: The patterns of phylogenetic structure in cystoviruses [ 14] match reassortment efficiency in the lab, at least when measured against ϕ6, suggesting that sex is a contemporary process actively shaping phylogenetic structure.
Conditional logistic regression and matched study design can yield increases in efficiency compared to an unmatched design with an unconditional logistic regression approach [ 31].
Thus, in case-control studies, increasing the number of controls matched to each case results in improved efficiency; however, the relative gains in efficiency are minor once M exceeds 5 or so.
In the year to September 30th 2011 aid was the equivalent of Afghanistan's entire GDP (see chart).Aid volume, however, is rarely matched by efficiency.
Yang's system currently matches the efficiency of photosynthesis, storing under 1percentt of the energy captured from sunlight in the form of chemical bonds.
