Sentence examples for much higher computing from inspiring English sources
They found that IBD-haplotypes yielded higher accuracies, especially when using 10-marker windows, but at the cost of much higher computing time.
Computational fluid dynamics allows for a more stringent description of the internal capsule geometry, however, this would require much higher modeling and computing efforts and goes beyond the scope of the present study.
It turns out that the vapor liquid mixed-phase hydration of ethylene achieves equilibrium conversions much higher than those computed for a vapor-phase reaction that would hypothetically occur at the same conditions of pressure and feed mole ratio.
This value is much higher than that computed for other G protein signaling systems.
As the energy consumption of data transmission is much higher than that of computing, we do not take the energy consumption for computing into consideration.
We verify by experiments the rotation invariance and show that we are capable of computing much higher order of Gaussian–Hermite invariants than of geometric invariants, which brings better discrimination power.
The participation rate of nurses who were actually invited would be much higher, but cannot be computed since there were multiple simultaneous sources of invitation by design.
Recent progress in global field modelling based on increasingly accurate and numerous satellite data however show that all field coefficients can now be computed with much higher accuracy than possible in the past, and that higher degree secular variation coefficients could therefore also be considered for inclusion in IGRF models.
The cost associated with Cons is much higher as we need to compute all the alignments for all protein isoform combinations to select the one with the highest sequence conservation.
However, as discussed in Section 5, for this case the complexity to compute the powers is much higher than for db,k,l = 0.
Moreover, quantitatively, the computed ATP balances are much higher than recent measurements.
