Sentence examples for may require fine tuning from inspiring English sources

Hence, these methods are limited in the number of different conditions that can be compared (Choi et al., 2009; Langfelder et al., 2011; Watson et al., 2006), and they may require fine tuning of the algorithm parameters (Ma et al., 2011).

54 Natural osmotic stress in the soil micro-environment, which tardigrades are subjected to with their whole body surface, may require fine-tuning of water and solute homeostasis.

Thus, Treg responses during HIV infection may require fine-tuning depending on the stage of the disease.

They do not require fine tuning of the corotation and truncation radii.

Consequently, humanoid soccer robots require fine tuning, especially for the basic behaviors.

However, GLRT-based change detectors are sensitive to modeling errors, and require fine tuning of the associated detection thresholds.

Random forests, as powerful nonlinear classifiers, usually do not require fine tuning of hyperparameters.

The complexity of the mitotic spindle requires fine tuning of the dynamics of all microtubules for proper function.

The proper timely and spatial activation of these pathways requires fine tuning and a tight regulation of the proteins involved.

The trade agreements already in existence may require some fine tuning, but the addition of TTIP is anything but a tweak to existing arrangements.

Besides being faced with technical challenges, the initiative requires fine-tuning to the local conditions.