Thus, the SR remains unchanged if the RDG of the current MB (RDGcur) is within the average RDG (RDGavg) plus or minus an adaptive offset (i.e., RDC BMA /20000 empirically for fine-grained refinement of quality).
The larger deviations are usually unavoidable by using any set of parameters, and are usually for (1) the low/high coordinations of ions observed in many different coordination numbers (e.g. Tl+, alkali metal ions), (2) structure refinements of dubious quality, and (3) configurations with very little data.
This threshold is set empirically to 4 times, the average RDC of the previous MBs, i.e., 4(R × Davg), for coarse-grained refinement of the quality.
A novel learning technique based on the refinement of the quality of the fused SI along the decoding process exploiting already decoded data .
A refinement of the quality of the data "in the right direction" is not guaranteed to lead to a nonlinear model monotonically improving in capturing the target system's behavior.
These authors found a considerable refinement of image quality of this optimised 3D SPACE sequence with increased in-plane resolution and reduction of image blurring as compared to the non-optimised version of 3D SPACE with the eight-channel coil.
With further refinement of both quality and cost-related measures, diabetes could become the poster child for efficient and effective health care.
But everything is bigger and more sophisticated, because the Evora has to take on rivals such as Porsche's Cayman and not fall at the first hurdles of quality and refinement.
Previous efforts, including the current Chevrolet Cobalt and its predecessor, the Cavalier, fell woefully short in terms of refinement, quality and customer satisfaction against the more polished Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla, the segment's perennial sales leaders.
Impact of post-refinement on the quality of electron density maps and models of thermolysin.
