The phrase "a more appropriate estimate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for a revised or better-suited estimation in various contexts, such as budgeting, project planning, or statistical analysis.
Example: "After reviewing the data, we believe that a more appropriate estimate of the project's cost would be $50,000."
Alternatives: "a better estimate" or "a more suitable estimate."
A more appropriate estimate of the LoD may be obtained by an alternative approach [ 47, 48].
A more appropriate estimate can be obtained using the cumulative incidence function.
Moreover, since the threading calculation overestimates the normalized energy gap for long proteins, the REM approximation may even yield a more appropriate estimate [ 47]. 4. We assumed that the lower eigenvectors contribute negligibly to the optimal hydrophobicity.
Although SVL is typically measured in wild caudate populations because of the overriding issue of tail autotomy, for newly hatched newt larvae in the laboratory, not facing this issue, measuring the total length of hatchlings is considered a more appropriate estimate of body size.
Although the use of the exposure response relationships predicted for the most recent year is likely to represent a more appropriate estimate, at least for short-term projections, the methodological framework proposed here does not provide tools to predict how the association will further change in the future.
This information could be used to obtain more appropriate estimates of σ and consequently would be invaluable in designing and implementing a statistically rational system of social choice for NIH.
By mixing the optimal results of both logarithmic and linear model depending on the characteristics of each health-related indicator, getting more appropriate estimates could be possible.
Utilizing a more appropriate body length estimate, the mass estimate for the Henderson [25] Quetzalcoatlus model drops from 544 kg to about 240 kg, which is congruent with estimates by Paul [22] and Witton [24], and is comfortably within the possible range of pterosaur flight predicted by Habib [41].
Although statistical and clinical significances are not completely identical, the effect size is considered a more appropriate indicator to estimate the clinical significance rather than a p-value.
With the large survey sample size and a common outcome event, Cox's proportional hazard regression model using the SURVIVAL procedure in SUDAAN was used as a more appropriate way to estimate relative risk.
We describe both the Kaplan-Meier estimator and the competing risk model, and explain why the competing risk model is a more appropriate approach to estimate the probability of revision surgery when patients die in a hip revision surgery cohort.
