Sentence examples for method performs less from inspiring English sources
In rough seas, the method performs less ideally due to the great similarity between waves and target.
Specifically, the chosen quantitation method was "Fixed Circle", since in our experience, the "Adaptive" method performs less well for the spot morphology on this array type.
Our MI method performs less well than common adaptive optical methods at depth: our two-fold increase in depth penetration does not match previously reported order-of-magnitude results [ 30].
So the prognostic method performs less effectively here.
This is the only site considered in this paper where the adjusted method performs less well than the usual 'current probability' method, when both are compared against the lifetime risk calculated using first primaries only.
A Pearson rank order analysis for London dG, Alpha HB and ASE score all gave a value of 0.76, the FMO method performing less well with a Pearson value of 0.64.
It appears that both SIFT [Ng and Henikoff, 2001] (another sequence-based method) and our unweighted method perform less favorably with accuracies of 65%and69%9%, respectively, indicating that FATHMM is somewhat the better option of the two.
However, when HTs originate from very closely related species, it is to be noted that even tetranucleotide-based methods perform less well than with "farther" HTs (Table 4) while still more efficient that the others in these difficult conditions.
However, the ELISA-based methods performed less well, and this seemed to be correlated to the salmonella strain used when spiking the faecal samples in the different trials.
The results again show that at sharp boundaries (e.g., the "sticks" stereo pair in the last row of Fig. 11), the proposed method may perform less successfully than the census transform.
Most three dimensional methods have performed less well in the past due to the fact that three dimensional descriptors have to deal with translational and rotational variance in addition to a potentially large number of conformations.
