Sentence examples for a direct estimation of from inspiring English sources

The estimated βFGLS and θFGLS enable a direct estimation of expected log consumption (shown in equation 9) and expected variance of log consumption (shown in equation 10) respectively.

Thus, a direct estimation of t from I is prohibitive without any prior knowledge or assumptions.

It gives a "direct" estimation of the correlation of two uterine activities in the time frequency domain.

Additionally, the real-time measurement of the amount of hydrogen evolved enabled a direct estimation of the corrosion current.

However, it is relevant to remark that recently, a time-domain approach was introduced for a direct estimation of the distortion effect (Püthe et al. 2014).

The idea was to let this ball approximate a "point source" and use its response for a direct estimation of the PSF shape.

The CMB method provides a direct estimation procedure of the groundwater recharge.

This means that correct performance of a PLR test requires a device that allows a more direct estimation of cardiac output.

The nucleotide sequences of all genes were concatenated and the branch lengths were estimated using BASEML under a general time reversible model of sequence evolution using the tree topology shown in Figure 7. First we conducted a simple direct estimation of the divergence times using pair-wise ML distances and a calibration time of 255 My (million years) between reptiles and birds.

In this section, we develop a ML direct estimation of the MS position, (x, y), based on the received FFT vectors from several APs.

Some techniques (pulmonary artery catheter, transpulmonary thermal or lithium dilution devices, oesophageal Doppler and echocardiography) provide a more direct estimation of cardiac output than some other ones (pulse contour analysis, bioreactance).