Sentence examples for reach good performance from inspiring English sources
The internal flow in a centrifugal compressor impeller is however three dimensional and shows very complex flow phenomena, which makes the understanding of the loss generating mechanisms difficult and requires a considerable design effort to reach good performance.
It enables to reach good performances with reduced consumption.
Although we showed that ContastRank reaches good performance even when compared against MutSigCV, a further calibration of the method is needed before it could be applied to larger sets of genomic data.
Using trapezoidal, AUC24 has the disadvantage of requiring a relatively high number of blood samples to reach good predictive performance which is a very invasive and inconvenient way of performing TDM.
The two different salt adaptation methods applied in this study allowed to reach good nitrification performance and caused different shifts in microbial community structure.
Evaluation of a real clinical dataset shows that the proposed model can achieve good performance and reach a medical acceptable result.
Nevertheless, analytical solutions can reach good results.
Using 1-mers and 2-mers is enough to reach a good performance on Cbf1 and including 3-mers improves performance only slightly on Tye7.
We can see that the classifiers trained by 10% reach a lowest accuracy and have least adaptive, but the classifiers trained by 30% reached fairly good performance that the classifiers with more samples adjusted have little advantage over this classifier on accuracy and adaptive.
We can see that the classifiers trained by 10% reach the lowest accuracy and are the least adaptive, but the classifiers trained by 30% reach fairly good performance and classifiers with more samples adjusted have little advantage over this classifier in terms of accuracy and adaptiveness.
Furthermore, the good performance reached by Biosilicate during in vitro and in vivo tests encouraged studies that could lead to the development of scaffolds from Biosilicate, which could constitute a promising alternative for the treatment of bone injuries.
