Sentence examples for obtained a considerably from inspiring English sources
It obtained a considerably higher MSE on the majority of the targets.
Participants who used lexical resources, such as the Chemical Entities of Biological Interest (ChEBIl) ontology, for resolution purposes as in [60] obtained a considerably higher F-score than teams that did not use any lexicon.
Comparing the test averages, it was concluded that, even though both groups improved their marks in reducing the accident risk after the training, the pilot group obtained a considerably higher improvement than the control in all the risk factors, especially in those with a greater impact on youth, such as alcohol, speed and risk tendency.
Both total fertility and early survival of the wild-caught worm were lower; consequently, it obtained a considerably lower intrinsic growth rate than strain N2 (rm = ln = 1.249 vs. 1.348).
Simulation results demonstrate that our proposed scheme can obtain a considerably better system performance than other existing schemes.
Indeed, the use of retroviral system allowed us to obtain a considerably higher percentage of scFv-expressing cells, as assessed by counting immunofluorescent scFv-positive cells.
The "non-gambler" marmosets were able to obtain a considerably higher amount of pellets compared to "gambler" marmosets and to both "gambler" and "non-gambler" rats.
We observed that we could obtain a considerably higher accuracy of classification of group II alternatively spliced exons in H if we considered a negative set that was composed of constitutive exons in both H and IMR90, rather than just H with an improvement in maximal accuracy of approximately 4%.
(Scorbaminic acid is obtained electrolytically in a pure form and more easily than by a chemical reaction. In a similar way dehydroascorbic acid can be obtained in a considerably higher yield by anodic oxidation).
Zunger et al. showed that the properties of fully-random alloys can be obtained in a considerably more efficient manner by constructing non-random configurations called "special quasirandom structures" (SQS) [27].
Their analysis resulted in 18 33% higher heat-related mortality estimates over the 21st century, compared with estimates obtained using a considerably longer baseline period (1993 2006).
