Sentence examples for a single estimate from inspiring English sources

Therefore the median estimate serves as insurance against bad predictions if one was to use a single estimate.

A point estimate is a value of a sample statistic that is used as a single estimate of a population parameter.

Even in the presence of small biases, relying on the MLE rule is still often better than choosing a single estimate.

First, while the DB, of necessity, reports a single estimate of the days for compliance for each indicator, firms in the same country report wildly different times to complete the same transaction.

To assess change over the course of intervention, we first averaged the middle 60% of each tract to create a single estimate of diffusion properties for each subject and tract.

The proposed approach can detect a 5% change in series resistance elements with 2% measurement error using less than 1 day of measurement snapshots for a single estimate.

An underlying assumption of using a single estimate for each trait for a species is that trait values are fixed and do not change for a particular species in time, space or as individuals grow.

"So we've brought everybody together to produce a single estimate and it turns out that estimate is two to three times more reliable than the last one".

We thus get a single estimate of SNR from the model, which allows us to compare different target altitudes via boxplots (see "Results" Section).

These commands integrate into the regression analyses multiple realizations of a predefined imputation model and provide a single estimate for each model parameter.

Fifthly, we combined effect size estimates of age groups into a single estimate and this may have concealed variability in levels of PA for younger versus older children.