Sentence examples for optimised point from inspiring English sources

Because the component distributions, A and B, are already denoised, only a small number of iterations are required to yield an optimised point set (frame e).

For the survival analysis, an optimised cutoff point value was identified for the tumour MMP-2 level (18.5 ng per mg protein, LR 5.07, P=0.024, Figure 2A).

RPL[15] is a proactive, distance-vector routing protocol specifically designed for LLNs and optimised for multi-point to point traffic.

Effects of optimised Apparatus Dew Point (ADP) over energy saving is also presented for this system.

The designs are found to be taller with smaller plan areas than their point optimised equivalents.

Figure 4 and table 2 show that additional improvements in migraine specific quality of life scores occurred with all four treatments at the primary end point; optimised acute treatment plus β blocker and behavioural migraine management yielded improvements that were larger than the remaining three treatments at both the month 10 and month 16 evaluations.

Using the cut-points optimised for outcome analysis, the majority of cases (69%) with high ERβ2 mRNA levels also had high levels of ERβ2 protein.

We also must keep in mind that RPL is optimised for multipoint-to-point connections and is less optimal for point-to-point connections.

In the first study, the locations of 23 points were optimised within a square area, and in the second study, 32 points were added to 6 prior points in an irregular shaped area.

Typically one would expect finite field operations to be faster than the real field equivalent, however many modern processors are optimised to perform floating point operations and can perform them at high speed.

The elements are mechanically linked to allow relative rotation, and the pivot point is optimised to hold the nearest-neighbour coupling coefficient invariant to small changes in the angle of an undistorted joint.