Sentence examples for provided better discrimination from inspiring English sources

Regarding the type of sensor, the magnetometer signals have provided better discrimination capability.

Specifically, the prediction error of the model was smaller in the last two windows for real P-waves and provided better discrimination.

The results of model-based clustering showed that the bivariate normal mixture model, which was based on the covariance of nitrate and fluoride, was more robust than multivariate analysis, and provided better discrimination between the anthropogenic and natural groundwater groups.

They found that conditional risk predictions provided better discrimination than marginal risk predictions.

An important observation from this analysis was that network topology provided better discrimination of important proteins than differential regulation.

The ER positive model provided better discrimination (AUC = 0.82, SE = 0.0111) than the ER negative model (AUC = 0.75, SE = 0.0171).

It is observed that the MF2D brain to ventricle index provide better discrimination of normal and abnormal subjects (p < 0.0001).

It was hoped that the degree of uptake of the 99mTc maraciclatide in these lesions would be less than that of 99mTc sestamibi, thereby providing better discrimination between benign and malignant lesions.

Computer simulation results show that, as compared with the linear correlation (LC), the conventional MC and the joint wavelet transform correlation (JWTC), the WBMC provides better discrimination capability with sharp and unmistakable correlation signal and its performance metrics are more stable under input outlier noise (salt-and-pepper noise).

Taken together, the suite of eight GFPi vectors provides a wide range of sensitivity to test protein misfolding, and the insertion topology provides better discrimination against internal translation products relative to the original C-terminal GFP folding reporter.

Further, using simulated fitness data from a flux-balance analysis (FBA) model, a modified version of the product-based score, named 'scaled epistasis', has been introduced to provide better discrimination power, especially for the positive interaction pairs [45].