Sentence examples for progression in performance from inspiring English sources

The linear MMSE prediction algorithm for channel gain is proposed for further progression in performance.

As expected, the Naive Bayes classifier shows a definite progression in performance when data discretisation is used, either supervised or un-supervised with frequency binning, as shown in Figure 2 for human data.

"There's a sense of purpose about the team, there's more understanding in the team of what's wanted and you can see a lot of progression in the performances in the last couple of games.

Progression free survival was defined as the time period between date of diagnosis till radiological progression or deterioration in performance status rendering patient ineligible for further treatment or death.

Disease progression or deterioration in performance were reasons for not completing the treatment scheduled.

These results do not allow us to obtain a clear answer on this aspect and more analysis would be needed to fully ascertain what is behind the difference in performance progression between the data sets.

TTSP was defined as the time from the date of the first administration of GV1001 to the date of symptomatic progression (a 2-step deterioration in performance status) or death.

The evaluation of TTSP showed that a total of 21 patients (52.5%) in the ITT population had symptomatic progression (a 2-step deterioration in performance status) or died prior to the end of the study, and 19 patients (47.5%) were censored at the date of their last visit or contact as they had no documented symptomatic progression at the end of the study.

However, the performance progression in relative terms was very similar for both machine learning techniques applied, as well as between all hyperparameters sets.

Survival decreased with increased baseline tumor size and increased fractional change (tumor progression), in patients with Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group performance status 1 vs. 0 (n = 319, 36%) and in patients with >1 vs. ≤1 metastatic site (n = 687, 77%).

A more frequent Tai Chi intervention (3 4 times a week) should be considered to allow for further progression in the intensity of performance (for example, lowering the stance as the subject is able).