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In practical implementations, a general-purpose data processor may be outperformed by special-purpose aggregation protocols, which can be tailored to the specific aggregation function.

In data involving more cell lines, for example, the SNSS/SNSS and Lasso/RF classifiers may be outperformed by others.

By cataloguing and quantitatively assessing these differences at the genome and transcriptome levels, measurable change can be determined, helping to understand why mass reared flies may be outperformed in the wild.

Based on our results and previous theoretical studies the use of stepwise methods in medical and epidemiological research may be outperformed by alternative methods in cases such as ours.

Although the weighted correlation coefficient is less sensitive to signal and may be outperformed by cross-correlation for low-resolution alignment, it is largely independent of noise correlation with the reference and can therefore improve the precision of the high-resolution alignment, resulting in an improved reconstruction.

"Small-cap funds may be outperforming, but investors are also becoming more risk adverse," says Robert Adler, AMG's president.

Schouwenburg believes the product could eventually reach a variety of consumers, ranging from women looking for more comfort from their heels, for example, to athletes looking for increased performance (early tests indicate the insoles may be outperforming current athletic shoes on energy return), to anyone who wants improved health and reduced pain.

Work in the Australian Capital Territory found that 156 adult Health Assessments were conducted between 2004 and 2008 by all primary healthcare services, a coverage of 7% of the eligible population 17 compared with 42% in this study, suggesting that the AICCHs sector may be outperforming the mainstream general practice in the care of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients.

Clusters that are the most stable species present in solution prior to crystal nucleation may still be outperformed thermodynamically once the nuclei reach mature stages of crystal growth.

That Chrysler seems to be outperforming Fiat now may, however, say more about geography than competitiveness.

Equities should be outperforming other asset classes.