Analytical comparisons demonstrate that our algorithms can lead to significant performance improvement over more straightforward techniques.
Instead, she said, more straightforward techniques can also help to divert attackers and waste their time.
The related work on MeSH classification shows a clear separation between research on sophisticated techniques limited to a subset of the problem and more straightforward techniques which do offer a complete solution.
In comparison with the multilocus DNA fingerprinting analyses previously conducted in three-toed woodpeckers [5], application of high-resolution microsatellites would represent a more efficient and straightforward technique for parentage assignment and kinship analyses [9].
The pre-processing required introduces more complexity than the more straightforward semantic segmentation techniques.
UPLC-MS/MS is an appealing alternative to the GC assays due to the fact that sample preparation may be more straightforward than in GC MS techniques [29] and because the UPLC separation method is more rapid than the GC method [14].
Compared to their work which is also aiming at specific DNA detection, our technique is more straightforward, simpler, and low-cost.
Plasma pre-treatment of electrodes is an inexpensive, fast, safe and straightforward technique to achieve more rapid start-up of bio-electrochemical processes.
A more straightforward exact algorithm based on existing techniques, which we call CoreP, first obtains the value of optimal coalition structure by solving an integer programming problem.
We anticipated that the complementary character of both voxel-based techniques would allow more straightforward interpretation between cortical folding abnormalities and grey matter tissue loss.
As one recent statistical review of these alternative approaches concluded, 'when circumstances are appropriate, the failure to exploit modern statistical methodology and information technology is indefensible in present day clinical trials' [ 6]. Bartlett chose one of the more straightforward (and intuitively compelling) alternative statistical techniques known as 'adaptive randomization'.
