Sentence examples for references for benchmarks from inspiring English sources

In Table 1, we summarize the properties of some methods presented above and we precise with the signs " ∗" and " + " the approaches that will be used for comparison in Section 4. The sign " ∗" is associated to the most used references for benchmarks in literature, and the sign " + " corresponds to the recent works providing the best results.

A 6T CNFET based SRAM with dual chirality presented in reference literature is taken as reference for benchmarking the performance of the proposed cells.

Accordingly, it often serves as a reference compound for benchmarking DXR inhibition.

In the experiments, known transcript references were used for benchmarking.

The last two ROC plots are about performance of Target-align and p-TAREF, for the reference dataset used for benchmarking of Target-align by its authors, following the same protocol which they used to judge the false positive rate.

Furthermore, current alignment algorithms and their default settings are constantly improved using benchmark tests (references for the individual programs are provided in Material and Methods below).

In this case the four hospitals, selected as reference category, were used for benchmark purposes in evaluating hospital performance for c-section in this study.

The reference group is useful for benchmarking, and represents an average of farms of similar size localised in an area with comparable production conditions.

In addition to PA, two other terms are often defined while setting reference standards or benchmarks for children and adolescents: "physical inactivity" and "sedentary behavior".

The algorithm was quantitatively validated in 49 subjects and both algorithm and images with reference manual delineations are available for benchmark against future LV segmentation algorithms.

The database, which consists of 18,990 sequence set files plus their reference alignments, and scripts used for benchmarking are available [ 32].