Sentence examples for a plausible estimation from inspiring English sources

Therefore adequate mathematical models of ChIP-based high-throughput assay(s) and statistical tools are required for a robust identification of specific and reliable TF binding sites (TFBS), a precise characterization of TFBS avidity distribution and a plausible estimation the total number of specific TFBS for a given TF in the genome for a given cell type.

Our study showed a percentage of 13.4% of Staphylococcus epidermidis using CFM, which is a very plausible estimation on the real proportion of infections caused by this organism according to previous results of prospective studies on catheter-related infections at ICUs [ 17].

However, this is not a plausible idea.

For a more flexible but biologically plausible estimation of covariate effects we use shape constrained generalized additive models as an extension of existing h-d model approaches.

Based on estimation of the β1, GLMs seems to provide plausible estimations and as the sample size increased, estimated the β1 more precisely in all data-generating processes.

This is extremely advantageous for the development of statistical models, or rather for generating generally acceptable, stable and plausible estimations of model effects (Tables 1 and 2).

If the misclassification is related to unadjusted effects of DOCs on CO, under-estimation of REC levels is a plausible outcome.

(Rough private calculations communicated to the authors by transportation economists using various estimation methods are approximately half this magnitude, reinforcing our claim that this is a plausible upper bound).

Estimation of the true effect size for each meta-analysis is based on a plausible effect size, as above.

That seems a plausible relationship.

Is this a plausible place?