Sentence examples for sparse capacity from inspiring English sources

Patients with MDR tuberculosis have worse outcomes, and viability microscopy during early treatment may allow the sparse capacity for DST to be provided to the patients most likely to have MDR tuberculosis [ 4].

The fact that almost all records including one or more adverse events can be found by concentrating on records of patients with a UL-LOS and triggers is encouraging for hospitals struggling with a sparse capacity of reviewing physicians.

Data on OC use and exercise capacity are sparse [48].

The worst result of IVTCG was obtained for PS1 and it may be due to the fact that IVTCG couldn't develop its capacity of sparse reconstruction in a small PSR.

However, system-wide insights into their metabolic and secretory capacities are sparse and rational strain improvement approaches are therefore limited.

Data on population sizes of the fish species at each spawning site are sparse; thus, the carrying capacities of each site were assumed to be the same.

In this scenario, 25 terminal nodes acting as traffic source and traffic sink are placed at real-world sparse villages with a buffer capacity of 250 MB.

Cartilage is a tissue with limited repair capacity and also sparse population of cells entrapped within a dense extracellular matrix, therefore, delivery of the cells to site of damaged cartilage can improve its healing potential.

In this research, we consider autoencoder as the feature learning architecture and propose ℓ2,1-norm based regularization to improve its learning capacity, called as Group Sparse AutoEncoder (GSAE).

The general idea is to combine the suitability of certain wavelet decomposition bases which provide sparse electrocardiogram time-frequency representations, with the capacity of non-negative matrix factorization (NMF) for extracting patterns from images.

14 The literature describing the impact of aid on local healthcare capacity in Haiti is also sparse.