The phrase "a estimation of" is not correct.
Did you mean "an estimation of"? You can use "an estimation of" when referring to an approximate calculation or judgment regarding a quantity or value.
Example: "The contractor provided an estimation of the total cost for the renovation project."
Alternatives: "an assessment of" or "an evaluation of".
3. Tetko I, Tanchuk V, Kasheva T, Villa A: Estimation of aqueous solubility of chemical compounds using E-state indices.
2. Polishchuk P, Madzhidov T, Varnek A: Estimation of the size of drug-like chemical space based on GDB-17 data.
The sample size took into account the following parameters: (a) estimation of prevalence: 95% confidence interval, 12% estimated prevalence of GTS, and acceptable error of 1.5 pp; (b) evaluation of associated factors: 80% statistical power, 10 1 ratio between exposed and non‐exposed people regarding the use of personal protective equipment and relative risk of 1.8.
a) Estimation of stochastic properties from mobile nodes.
where β ^ is a estimation of residual radial acceleration β and γ ^ is a estimation of the radial jerk γ.
a Estimation of the initial velocity of ejecta that traveled the furthest.
Estimation of free and protein-bound micelle fractions; estimation of hydrodynamic diameters for the SP-A micelles complexeSP-A micelles of the NMR signal intensities of SP-A + Mini-B with Mini-B; predicomplexesNMR parameters for different oligomericomparison SP-A; estimatiof of masses and oligomeric forms of micelle-bound SP-A; theles S1–S5.
Network inference includes two steps: a selection of a model and an estimation of its parameters.
This enabled an estimation of an asset ladder using a Bayesian post-estimation (empirical Bayes) method.
We used a branch model with an estimation of codon usage using an F3x4 model.
The above information allows an estimation of a PGA karyotype comprised of 36 chromosomes.
