Sentence examples for performance searching from inspiring English sources

The distributed ICA is based on the ICA algorithm, and employs the process communication model to perform the distributed high performance searching.

Cartridges usually differ in their performance, searching mechanism (exact match, substructure, similarity, etc)., and the ability to store large quantity of structures in the most compact way.

Upon initialization, the current network's attribute data are transformed into a specific GlazedList table model for high performance searching, sorting and updating.

Studies were selected if they evaluated a diagnostic test, measured performance, searched two or more databases, stated the search terms and inclusion criteria, and used a statistical method to summarise a test's performance.

Selection criteria - studies were included if they satisfied all of the following: evaluated a diagnostic test; measured test performance; searched two or more databases; stated search terms and inclusion criteria; used a statistical method to summarise performance.

If we want to find constant values across columns (when n> m), a vertical data format should be the choice, as the performance searches based horizontal formats exponentially degrades with an increasing number of items.

Bachmann et al [ 21] and Wilczynski and Haynes [ 22] reported high performance search strategies for diagnosis studies in EMBASE.

In conclusion, we have succeeded in developing and validating high performance search filters for glomerular disease that can be easily applied by the busy physician.

Sassi et al [ 5] examined search strategies development within MEDLINE and our group recently reported high performance search strategies for MEDLINE which currently can be used when searching via PubMed from the National Library of Medicine website [ 6].

Linear and 3 parameter exponential regression (y = a + b ∗ e − x c ) using R (R Development Core Team, 2010) was used to examine the relationship between eye movements (saccades per second and saccade amplitude) and search performance (search duration).

When investigating the relationship between search performance (search duration) and the number of saccades made per second in the patient group, Spearman's correlation coefficient revealed a statistically significant association (rho = −0.65; P = 0.001).