Sentence examples for a much better estimate from inspiring English sources

"This could fill in those holes," he said, "and give us a much better estimate of changes in the deep structure of the ocean".

There was, however, no constant stress region and extrapolation of the shear stress profiles in the inertial sub-layer to the zero-plane displacement provided a much better estimate of the surface shear stress.

In contrast, a much better estimate of Vss and Clss is obtained using the PBPK model.

Although the findings are not surprising, they provide a much better estimate of real differences than we could achieve in our previous study.

On the other hand, a genealogy with n lineages contains n - 1 independent observations via the time intervals between subsequent coalescence events, providing a much better estimate of N.

Since averaging over all genes gives a much better estimate of residual variation than single gene estimates of error variance, we estimated the effect sizes for each of the three effects (genotype, treatment, and genotype × treatment) as standardized coefficients for each gene, i.e., by dividing the effects by the average of the square root of the residual variance over all genes.

All colleges and universities are required by law to have on their Web sites a net price calculator that can give you a much better idea of your estimated family contribution.

Most importantly, these results allow for much better estimates of an individual patient's likelihood of benefiting from intervention (fig 2).

Therefore, this technique would have produced a much better magnitude estimate than Mwp, which is currently in place.

Pooling data from several such complementary fractionation methods is likely to provide a much better experimental estimate of the proteome size.

The biological replicates were advantageous because DESeq is then able to determine a much better variance estimate for each transcript improving the statistical power of the experiment.