However, the unscented transform is more efficient since the number of simulations needed is limited to about twice the number of regression coefficients, a much smaller number when compared to traditional bootstrap techniques.
Although BLUP using these two types of models can be identical [ 9], computing using the BVM is more efficient when the number of marker covariates is much larger than the number of individuals.
Work has been done to make its hospitals more productive by making operating theatres more efficient, increasing the number of day cases and trying to reduce overnight stays.
In this way, the approach utilizes information across a set of arrays to optimize model fit and is thus more efficient than a number of methods that make inferences one probe set at a time [79].
As a result, our implementation is computationally more efficient when the number of detectors is large because it does not compute the photon density field of the detector.
This makes the likelihood computation more efficient as the number of relevant productions that generate an input now is lesser than with an input containing a sequence alone.
In this way, the approach utilizes information across genes and arrays to optimize model fit, and is thus more efficient than a number of methods that make gene inferences one gene at a time.
Note that our individual partitioning strategy differs from that used by [ 19], who kept a constant meta-population size, and decrease the population size with number of islands; the latter method may be more efficient for smaller numbers of islands, but will lead to unfeasibly small population sizes above about 10 islands.
Then, in 2009, Intel will begin to push an even more power-efficient number, "Moorestown," that will pack the power of a laptop computer into a device the size of an iPhone.
The Judiciary of Mauritius is becoming more efficient due to a number of measures which were implemented and the number of cases disposed of in each year has also risen significantly; however, this is still not enough to catch up with the increase in the number of new cases that are lodged.
