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The idea behind the method is to first enclose the set defined by the mask-constraints in (26c) by a box, cf. Line 2, and to successively split this set ("branching") into smaller boxes, cf. Line 4. We observed that box-based branching repeatedly outperforms simplicial branching[50].
By the time they get to eighth grade, any disparity has largely evened out — and, by college, younger students repeatedly outperform older ones in any given year.
The results pointed to the good forecasting capability of the approach, which repeatedly outperformed the "Buy and Hold" strategy.
Even as its demographics have changed, Clinton has repeatedly outperformed other districts in the state.
Bayesian analysis incorporates the likelihood equation and models of nucleotide evolution, and has been repeatedly shown to outperform other phylogenetic methods (e.g., [ 25, 26, 28]).
Sanders has repeatedly proven that he outperforms Hillary Clinton among independent voters.
Studies have repeatedly shown that Catholic schools outperform public schools when the student bodies are socioeconomically similar, but there's a potential bias in those studies.
Lord Ashcroft's polls of marginal seats have repeatedly shown that Labour is outperforming national trends in these critical constituencies.
Professor Droms at Georgetown strongly endorses this activist approach, claiming Morningstar and S&P studies repeatedly show there are a "higher percentage of international equity funds outperforming [EU indexes] than there are U.S. funds outperforming the S&P".
Regardless of the details of the experiment (gene vs. flux deletions; single- vs. double-gene deletions; FBA vs. linear MOMA), sybil clearly outperforms other implementations in terms of computation speed; this is achieved through the efficient handling of optimisation problems that repeatedly need to be re-optimised, but do not change very much from one optimisation to the other.
