Sentence examples for method generally yields from inspiring English sources

This method generally yields safe results but it is highly conservative.

A number of examples presented in the paper demonstrate that our method generally yields visually and numerically better denoising results, compared with the state-of-the-art methods.

Analytical and experimental results show that the video reconstructed by the proposed method generally yields a distortion smaller than that of any of the compressed copies available.

We also compare the proposed method to a non-local means model and find that although the proposed method generally yields slightly lower signal-to-noise ratios, it generally gives results of better perceptual visual quality.

The differences are not in line with the literature that open-ended contingent valuation method generally yields lower WTP values.

This is in contrast to various other studies, in which the use of the SG method generally yields the highest utility score among direct-preference instruments [ 8, 72].

For the common situations where the probability of success is between.3 and.7, the log-binomial method generally yielded less biased estimates and smaller standard errors than the Robust Poisson method.

Trials based on non-random methods generally yield biased results. 2 3 4 136 Bias presumably arises from the inability to conceal these allocation systems adequately (see item 9).

The best-frequency estimates obtained by the 2 methods were highly correlated (Pearson's r = 0.87, P < 0.0001); both methods generally yielded a gradual variation in best frequency across the cortical surface.

Methods generally yielded the most consistent results (i.e., the highest correlations across groups over time) for sources with the most definable (unique) tracers or combinations of tracers in each city.

The authors reported κ coefficients for these methods that are not unlike those presented previously in a review by Teschke et al, 2 and that seems to suggest that κ values of about 0.6 or worse are a fair summary of what these methods generally yield in terms of inter-rater agreement in a typical study of occupational exposures.