The phrase "a estimation in the" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an estimation in the" due to the vowel sound that follows the article.
Example: "I provided an estimation in the report regarding the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "an assessment in the" or "a calculation in the."
The investigation of proprioception allows an estimation in the subjects of the actual level of the neuromuscular system functionality, the participation of the neuromuscular system in joint stabilization, the magnitude of damage to the neuromuscular system functioning, and the physiotherapy progression and its efficiency.
First, we will formally introduce fragmentation trees, allowing us to interpret fragmentation tree computation as a Maximum A Posteriori estimation in the next section.
In order to avoid that shortcoming, we study a nonlinear estimation in the next part.
In Fig. 4, the gross error rates are plotted as functions of the number of samples used for a single estimation in the respective algorithms, expressed in milliseconds.
Plasma concentration of the intact aspirin at various doses following oral administration has been published; however, a similar estimation in the GI tract has not been reported.
A comparison between the DOAs would result in an angle estimation in the −179 ∘ to 180 ∘ range (countering the front-or-back ambiguity, which, in this case, could be considered as a trivial ambiguity).
Although this method proved to be feasible, the recapture probability was too low for an accurate estimation in the large population that spread over several countries.
The physical activity data are based on self-report, which is prone to bias and measurement error that can result in an under estimation in the level of physical activity both among sedentary populations and for walking [ 38].
This introduces an estimation error in the acceleration because target velocity is not considered in (19).
Therefore, since the five EGFR polymorphisms studied were not in strong LD, it is possible that there may have been an estimation error in the EGFR haplotype estimation.
