Sentence examples for outweigh power from inspiring English sources

In an attempt to outweigh power problems due to small group sizes, test parameters, including test animals, are usually standardized as much as possible to reduce data variance, e.g. test animals are often inbred.

In other words, while in the scalp recordings EEG power in the very low frequencies outweigh delta power, the hippocampal recordings show a kind of power balance between the slow oscillation and the delta frequency ranges due to a decreased power in the very low frequencies.

In order for this approach to work, the power gained by reducing heterogeneity must outweigh the power lost to decreased sample size.

If the power consumption caused by the transmission of the encoder's redundancy bits together with the power consumption of the encoding and decoding processes outweigh the power saving due to the reduced retransmissions, then the ECC technique is not efficient.

This demonstrates that by stratifying on a key variable the power gained due to diminished heterogeneity can sometimes outweigh the power lost to reduced sample size.

But the DNI-NCTC structure remains vastly outweighed in power, personnel and tradition by the growing bureaucracies it hopes to tame.

This two orders of magnitude improvement outweighs the power costs of low-temperature operation and leaves significant room for second-order parasitic effects.

Turning off the air conditioner and opening the car windows, it turns out, is bad for the environment, since the extra drag on the vehicle outweighs the power saved on cooling.

Conversely, the modelling family was least preferred - possibly its high costs outweighed its power in the analysis of large volumes of data.

Do the climate and energy security benefits of nuclear power outweigh its risks and costs?

The commission neither received any evidence nor reached any conclusions that the risks of nuclear power outweigh its benefits".