Sentence examples for a design for estimating from inspiring English sources

This work introduces a design for estimating global sensitivity indices from given data (including simulation input output data), at the minimum computational cost.

The pilot survey enabled the definitive survey to be generated by applying an efficient design for estimating a random parameter model.

Time series regression assesses association rather than causation, but remains a strong design for estimating the effects of interventions in non-randomised settings.

We consider an experimental design for estimating the parameters of a regression model when the actual experimental conditions that are used at the experimentation stage may randomly fluctuate around those that are specified at the design stage.

Section 3 proposes an experimental design for estimating passenger transfer penalties applied to Madrid, and Section 4 presents the definitive redesign of the survey based on the results of the pilot survey.

A fully-sequential design for estimating a nonlinear function of the parameters in the simple linear regression model is proposed and its asymptotic behavior is investigated both theoretically and by simulation.

Results are presented in this paper on mathematical modeling with respect to an optimal experiment design for estimating the emissivity as a functions of temperature for insulated material.

Although information regarding the spatial variability of soil respiration is important for understanding carbon cycling and developing a suitable sampling design for estimating average soil respiration, it remains relatively understudied compared to temporal changes.

But the calculation used to make this argument is in error.20 Moreover, the bottom line is that a standard research design for estimating policy effects produces estimates of non-negligible effects that, insofar as theory makes predictions, are consistent with expectations.

A case cohort study is an efficient epidemiological study design for estimating exposure outcome associations.

Suissa et al. (2010) [ 20] described a 'multitime case-control design' for estimating the associations between time-varying exposures and an outcome using an unmatched case-control study, motivated by transient exposures.