The phrase "a fair estimation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing an assessment or judgment that is reasonable and unbiased.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I believe a fair estimation of the project's cost would be around $50,000."
Alternatives: "a reasonable assessment" or "an accurate evaluation."
The results show a great improvement of the wavenumber estimation in the whole frequency range compared with the plane wave beamforming method and a fair estimation of the decay rate.
The standard deviation of five replicates was <2 in all experiments, which indicates a fair estimation.
Finally the selected calculation method has to be able to provide a fair estimation of the cell radius.
Therefore, to have a fair estimation for all candidates P, we introduce the weights Δ(P), which are calibrated in a scenario with white Gaussian noise, where the number of sources d varies.
Since Poissonian errors underestimate the actual errors, and bootstrap errors are known to overestimate them, the ensemble errors in our case may give a fair estimation of the actual values.
Although both (pseudo- likelihoods should pseudo- likelihoodsmation of the object'shouldroid, both samproduceets must fulfill the condition to be randomly spread around the object volume, otherwise the centroid estimation will be biased.
Considering this, self-reports might have contributed to a more fair estimation of traumatic life events experienced by the child.
Fair estimation of the generalization performance.
Although not directly measure the transcriptional activity for the tissues being measured, the RPolII signals in the MCF7 provide fair estimation in breast cells.
Previous studies show that the essential spatiotemporal characteristics of overground walking can be obtained by trunk accelerometry; individual step or stride cycles can be identified, and fair estimations of step length and walking speed can be obtained using a single triaxial accelerometer [ 22].
