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They show that the oriented Laplacian model yields higher signal-to-noise ratios or at least visually superior denoising performances than the other competing methods.

In general, the proposed oriented Laplacian model yields higher signal-to-noise ratios and visually superior denoising results than either the OSV or the MCM models.

It can be seen that the ES model yields higher occurrence probability estimates for genes with higher vertex degrees as compared to the BN and HG models.

Nucleotide substitutions, most commonly those which are non-synonymous, are frequently selected for, and as nucleotide changes become fixed in the population they are more likely to be captured by the evolutionary analyses, which might explain why the model yields higher rates in this region.

The linear function is less steep at the low doses, which explains why this model yields higher benchmark results.

By translating passenger data from "Airline" timeline to a timeline relative to each passenger first flight, we have shown that a D/S model yields high accuracies.

The global model, resolution-adjusted global model and local model yielded higher accuracy, and were applied to sharpen MODIS thermal data (1 km) to the target spatial resolutions.

The GBLUP model yielded higher prediction accuracies than the other models for line B1 (Table  2).

Briefly, the first sensitivity analysis that compares the model from the 2004 GBD assessment to the IER model yielded higher PM2.5-related mortality estimates in 2006 using the older model, but higher estimates for 2050 using the IER model.

If gas hydrate formed in fractures, commonly in unconsolidated clay-bearing sediment, the physical properties are anisotropic and isotropic rock physics modeling yields higher estimate of gas hydrate saturation (Lee and Collett 2009; Lee and Collett 2012; Cook and Goldberg 2008; Cook et al. 2014).

The homogeneous variance model yielded high precision at all times, but overall inadequate estimates of between-trial variances.