Sentence examples for outperformed use from inspiring English sources

Previously, we showed that fibrinogen and matrigel concentrations are important determinants of contractile function of our 3D engineered rat muscles (Hinds et al., 2011) and that the use of fibrin gel outperformed use of collagen I gel with respect to engineered muscle function and long-term stability (Hinds et al., 2011; Bian and Bursac, 2009).

It is shown that using both sails sequentially outperforms using only the magnetic or electric sail for various mission scenarios and velocity ranges, at a constant total spacecraft mass.

Experiments show that using chain code-based features generally outperforms using other features for predicting the gender and the nationality, and the proposed geometric features outperforms other features for predicting the age range.

For certain adverse drug events, the combination does, however, outperform using only clinical codes.

By combining clinical measurements and clinical codes, the predictive performance does not outperform using only clinical codes.

The median transition time at 6 months, at a median transition depth of 0.035% BCR-ABL1 (IS), also provides insight into why using a single measurement at 6 months outperforms using a measurement at 3 months.

Similar to the experiment in Section 4.1, for the randomly generated training and testing protein sequences, the classifier employing the nonlinear kernel functions (S and G) generally outperforms using the linear kernel function (L).

QCancer (Colorectal) also clearly outperformed the use of using individual symptoms for identifying new cases of colorectal cancer.

Experimental results show that the use of inter-sentential language patterns outperformed the use of word pairs proposed in previous studies.

In this part, it is shown that the results using NSA outperforms the use of control samples from a different lab or using a robust median of the tumoral samples (which are the most used methods).

The AVE data fusion scheme outperformed the use of the MAX operator.