Sentence examples for a poor estimation of from inspiring English sources

An acceptable agreement is achieved only in the homogeneous regime, and the inaccuracy of the simulations at high gas flow rate is shown to be due to a poor estimation of the influence of bubble-induced turbulence.

We show that the blind use of the simple relation obtained when assuming a linear deterministic dynamics often leads to a poor estimation of the value of the reaction flux and even of its sign.

The results showed that the Cox proportional hazard model exhibited a poor estimation of population means of healthcare costs and the β1 even under proportional hazard data.

Under all data generation, process even proportional hazard data generation scenarios the Cox proportional hazard model provided a poor estimation of mean population and the β1.

Typically, there is a poor estimation of the interaction positions towards the edges when linear algorithms such as Center of Gravity (CoG) are used.

However, a short time window might produce a poor estimation of the CSP features.

Our results on real subjects' data recorded during sleep indicate that although the PAT is often noiser that the ECG and provides a poorer estimation of respiratory rate, if included in our KF-based fusion framework, it still adds value to the estimation process, particularly when an SQI is used.

However, a mixed model of the CAR distribution often results in poor estimation of covariate effects in a linear relationship even when the relationship is actually strong [ 24].

As Brandt (1975) observed, depression can "primitivize one's intellectual processes," leading to poor estimation of probabilities and an irrational focus on present suffering rather than on possible good future states of affairs.

To ensure that this was not due to poor estimation of childhood body mass index, we also modelled an alternative estimate of childhood body mass index that may be a better indicator of childhood body mass.

One possible explanation for such a marked difference at lower gestations in particular may be poor estimation of gestational age, particularly in the 1970s, as was found in data for England and Wales analysed by Milner and Richards in 1974 [ 17].