Sentence examples for performance can be extended from inspiring English sources
The VPO was designed for 10 μL solution samples but its performance can be extended to suit smaller volumes and actual tissue samples.
The result demonstrates that the developed bearing has a satisfactory tribolgical performance, and can be extended to the manufacture of water hydraulic axial piston pumps.
Then, the performance measures can be extended to measure precision and recall, amongst others.
Solutions for recording performance accurately can be extended to computerized systems able to depict the hand positions and objects' shapes [ 38].
Site assessment has been mainly used for the prediction of tree performance but it can be extended to form the basis for site-specific management.
The conditions for nominal performance (without uncertainty) can be extended to the case of an uncertain model.
Though the proposed MABCA has achieved significant performances, the work can be extended by using dynamic search window adjustment, switching search patterns, and block classification to further improve the estimation accuracy for sequences with smooth motion and reduce the computational complexity for the sequences with violent motion.
In fact, anaerobic power and anaerobic capacity represent the ability to generate and maintain a high-intensity performance over seconds that can be extended up to a few minutes [54].
Our work demonstrates a new strategy to tune microwave absorption performance and this method can be extended to exploit other excellent microwave absorbers with alternate multilayer hetero-nanostructures owing to the convenient control of electromagnetic parameters.
With the emergence of commercially available large-area CVD graphene, our work demonstrates a straightforward approach towards high-performance anticorrosive coatings, which can be extended to other two-dimensional materials and polymers, for long-term protection of various relevant metals and alloys.
Despite that, the performance analysis in this paper can be extended to other competitive and cooperative beamforming schemes.
