Sentence examples for much better recall from inspiring English sources

It quickly became clear that people woken during REM had much better recall of their dreams; in fact, they would often say they'd just that moment been dreaming.

When comparing SSVMs with CRFs (Tables 2 and 3), we noticed that SSVMs achieved much better recall values, although CRFs usually had better precision values.

Although MetaCluster 2.0 gets slightly higher precision score than BiMeta (57.15% and 55.8%, respectively), BiMeta returns much better recall than MetaCluster 2.0 (88.09% and 70.93%, respectively).

In all these different domains (see below for details), stimuli related to one's own self, e.g., self-specific stimuli, show much better recall than those that are unrelated to one's own self, e.g., non-self-specific stimuli.

For those primary tumor sites with a large number of samples but without excellent prediction performance (e.g., "Lung," "Breast," "Haematopoietic and lymphoid tissue"), they had a much better recall (all 0.75) than others, but poor precision (0.66, 0.50, and 0.50, resp).

"We always noticed that the 99 cents sold much better," he recalled in an interview.

People seemed to be much better at recalling their former selves than at imagining how much they would change in the future.

As it can be followed from Figure 14, the proposed feature vector F μσ PO with rotation invariance provides much better precision-recall curve on this particular image.

"The panel seems to be much better than the recall proponents could have hoped for," Mr. Bashman said.

So Mr. Crystal fared much better when he recalled having met President Bush at Yankee Stadium during the third game of the World Series in 2001 and realizing, "911 is also his SAT scores".

"I played videogames and thought, ‘I can do this so much better,’ " he recalls.