The phrase "outperform in terms of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to excel or perform better than another person or thing in a certain aspect or area. Example: "Our company has consistently outperformed our competitors in terms of sales and customer satisfaction."
In this case, the LDPCA codes outperform, in terms of the normalized rate, the BCH code by Δ g = 7.6% and Δ g = 10%, respectively, for similar BERs.
Continuous time Bayesian network classifiers outperform in terms of computation time and accuracy dynamic Bayesian network on synthetic and real data sets.
Experimental studies performed on data collected from the French RATP metro network show that the AR-MAFI methods outperform (in terms of readability and accuracy) the standard distance domain or wavelength domain methods in localizing and characterizing corrugation.
The proposed method can outperform, in terms of closed-loop cost, a standard receding horizon control formulation because higher sampling rates can improve performance, even if suboptimal solutions are considered.
Performance analysis of our protocols show that they outperform in terms of end to end transmission delay, bandwidth consumption and average hop counts as compared to similar Bluetooth routing protocols that we have considered.
Moreover, the game-theoretic rules outperform in terms of content access latency the naive cache allocation approach as well as PF and MMF approaches, while sitting in between PF and MMF in terms of fairness.
Britain was outperformed in terms of productivity by the US, Canada, Germany, France and Italy, with only Japan faring worse.
In relative terms, the group has been outperforming in terms of sales and profits for the past five years, as new chief executive Mike Coupe pointed out at the half-year results.
However, their performance analysis showed that the proposed scheme significantly outperforms in terms of network throughput.
It outperforms, in terms of accuracy, some other existing approaches that used the same database.
As Fig. 9 shows, our active tracking scheme outperforms in terms of tracking accuracy the utilization of stationary sensors.
