Sentence examples for tests to outperform from inspiring English sources

Australia bounced back from defeats in the first two Tests to outperform England for the first four days at Old Trafford.

No transgenic crop has been shown, in independent and peer-reviewed field tests, to outperform the best varieties developed through conventional plant breeding, based on improvements in either of these traits.

Thus, for the genotypic tests to outperform the trend tests, dominance deviance at the disease susceptibility locus must be very large when testing for G-E interaction at a noncausal locus with alleles in less-than-perfect linkage disequilibrium with alleles at the causal locus.

Recent ads for Xenadrine EFX in fitness magazines blare that it has been "clinically tested" to outperform ephedra-based products in "boosting of metabolism and resulting caloric expenditure".

In our real data experiments (see below, and Section 4), we found that h 2 was typically on the order of a few percent (in the regime where, on synthetic data, the LR test tends to outperform the score test).

This test has been shown to outperform the standard marginal test when the environmental effect is restricted to a genetic stratum [21].

Additionally, the alpha-defensin test has been demonstrated to outperform the leukocyte esterase reagent test, which is used by some to diagnose PJI [ 5].

EASE-MM yielded a Pearson correlation coefficient of 0.53 0.59 in 10-fold cross-validation and independent testing and was able to outperform other sequence-based methods.

Many benchmarking tests have shown the Athlon to outperform the Pentium 3 and 4 at similar clock speeds.

Strict convergence and error testing shows the new scheme to outperform the implicit one previously used with drift wave turbulence by a significant margin.

The best SVM classifier achieved an accuracy of 74.50% and AROC of 0.84 on an independent test set and was shown to outperform existing linear B-cell epitope prediction algorithms.