This standardized benchmark with a large persistent dataset allows research community to easily evaluate new algorithms and to analyze their performance with respect to the state-of-the-art approaches.
To minimize the difference of environment of ZDB and other key-value engines in this benchmark, popular open source persistent key-value stores engine is also wrapped into ZDBService: LevelDB [4] and Kyoto Cabinet's hash db [3].
The monitoring of novel and persistent MLVA types offers a new benchmark for STM surveillance.
This study, although on a small number of patients and despite methodological bias has long been the benchmark to justify corticosteroids in persistent ARDS.
Rifampin thus serves as an important benchmark: it has efficacy against persistent M. tuberculosis, so any strategy that does not have a rationale for a shorter therapy should not make the list of new targets.
The final section of the pipeline would have taken oil from Cushing, Oklahoma, to the Gulf coast, helping to alleviate a persistent price differential between Brent crude, the global benchmark oil, and West Texas Intermediate.
For our study population, the means of the estimated intakes for the following dietary contaminants exceeded benchmark levels: were acrylamide, arsenic, lead, and among persistent organic pollutants, chlordane (children only), dieldrin, DDE, and PCDD/Fs.
Fund flows rationally respond to past performance in the model even though performance is not persistent and investments with active managers do not outperform passive benchmarks on average.
The Federal Reserve has held benchmark interest rates steady for more than a year in hopes that persistent inflation would ease.
The objective of this study was to extract the temporally persistent spatial patterns of soil water using a Self-Organizing Map (SOM) and identify benchmark sites for different patterns of soil water.
