Sentence examples for rules with better from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Hunt et al. [55] designed a grammar to help evolve dispatching rules with better understandability for dynamic job shop scheduling.

The result may be that some banks will fail that could have been saved with better rules.

And if Mr. Paterson and lawmakers don't come up with better rules, the voters should turn them all out this fall.

While the bill does not call for a specific solution, the enforced delay in rules that would provide investors with better information "is interfering with the private-sector standard-setting process," he argued.

The results indicate that the ant classifier is able to discover rules in the data sets with better predictive accuracy than the C4.5 algorithm.

Selection bias could not be ruled out as participating care groups with better quality management seemed more willing to participate in both studies.

Although we may assume that the care groups participating in this study were comparable with all 66 care groups in study II, with regard to their performance indicators, selection bias cannot be ruled out, as participating care groups with better quality management seemed more willing to participate, in both studies.

Pimentel et al. [ 5] showed that in scenarios with high LD, such as in dairy cattle, imputation with simple segregation rules performed better than other imputation programs they tested (FindHap, AlphaImpute, and a two-step approach using simple imputation rules followed by fastPHASE).

As shown in Table 2, junction temperature predictions reflect the same rules with airflow: measured values are better than temperature predictions based upon FNM and CFD.

As in Pimentel et al. [ 5], we found that imputation with simple segregation rules performed better than imputation methods that used LD information.

The decision rules provide guidelines for synthesis of new compounds with better antifungal properties.