Sentence examples for a low estimation from inspiring English sources

I was a graduate student in English literature at Oxford at the time, but my mother clearly had a low estimation of my practical intelligence and coping skills.

Chumlea height estimation, using either the standard or the simplified method in the supine position, was well correlated with actual height, with a low estimation bias.

In the 60 healthy volunteers, actual height was well correlated with provided and with measured heights, with a low estimation bias (∂ = −0.1 and 3.4 %, respectively).

It sounds like you had quite a low estimation of them already.

The optimal choice of parameters is in the corner of the hypersurface which corresponds to a low estimation error.

This false value could lead to a low estimation of herd immunity to RPV or suggest that the vaccination coverage was inadequate (12).

Consideration of both criteria may have resulted in a lowest estimation of the risk of death (and, conversely, a higher incidence of AKI).

A commonly observed phenomenon in the spring model algorithm is that even when some part of the system has approximately reached the correct configuration, due to the soft spring and under-damped environment, the system continues to oscillate before eventually converging to a low-estimation-error state.

There are more than a few shopping trolleys deliberately submerged beneath the surface of his humour, ready to prang those who dive in too enthusiastically, because Adams had, one suspects, a reasonably low estimation of his fellow ape descendants.

Consequently, the phase-based averaging assumption from the conventional method fails to reveal the unbalanced operating states of DGs, leading to a relatively low estimation accuracy of DG three-phase outputs.

A high level of precision (indicative of low estimation error) is a desirable property of any estimate, but may require substantial resources (e.g. more time, multiple reviewers and larger numbers of patient records).