Sentence examples for usefulness and performance from inspiring English sources
A simple prostate case and a complex head-and-neck (HN) case were used to evaluate the usefulness and performance of this BAO method.
Most 3He replacement neutron detector technologies today have overlapping neutron gamma pulse-height distributions, which limits their usefulness and performance.
The legislation that created it speaks of the expansion of human knowledge of the atmosphere and space, and the improvement of the usefulness and performance of aeronautical and space vehicles.
Finally, the system has been validated by means of usefulness and performance tests and a practical case study that demonstrates the correctness and applicability of our approach without compromising system performance.
Three on-line courses with different teaching strategies were adopted, and a two-step experiment was scheduled to establish the OCAA model and test its usability, usefulness and performance.
More examples are considered to assess the usefulness and performance of the proposed model and the solution method.
Eckman et al. (1990) classified intrinsic criteria used for making garment purchase decisions into aesthetic criteria, usefulness criteria, and performance and quality with extrinsic criteria.
We also present a method to assess the usefulness and overall performance of a forensic locus with respect to MPS, as well as methods to estimate whether an unknown allele, which sequence is not present in the MySQL database, is in fact a new allele or a sequencing error.
However, one of the main difficulty in this approach is the absence of a ground truth for RNA localization in smFISH data, making it impossible to assess usefulness of features and performance of the classification workflow.
Many clauses that are forwarded this way, however, are of little usefulness and may degrade performance.
All these approaches initially require wet processing of the as-grown CNTs and it is this which, commonly to all, limits their usefulness and the consequent performance of the resulting X-ray source.
