Sentence examples for a systematic estimation of from inspiring English sources

A systematic estimation of aromaticity in squaramide complexes with anions has been studied using structural and magnetic criteria.

We present a procedure for the systematic estimation of the dispersion properties of linear discrete systems with periodic time-varying coefficients.

The paper introduces the systematic estimation of the losses including the effect of one of the manufacturing factors.

Livermore Solver for Ordinary Differential Equations (LSODE) and Genetic Algorithm (GA) have been employed to solve the differential equations and to execute systematic estimation of the parameters associated with the model respectively.

However, there has been no systematic estimation of occupational cancer burden specific to Britain, and thus the relevance of these historical estimates of the cancer burden in the United States to the British situation is uncertain.

Taking into account that TTE or TEE should be performed in the majority of intensive care unit patients for initial hemo-dynamic assessment, the systematic estimation of PAOP by simple analysis of TMF and PVF would undoubtedly increase the overall quality of this.

However, the same material was used for analysis by all of the other methodologies, none of which also showed a systematic over-estimation of methylation suggesting the bias was specific to this procedure.

However, many number comparison studies have shown that there is a systematic sub-estimation of numerosity for large numbers [57] [59], indicating that the internal and objective reference may not coincide.

This erroneous assumption has led to a systematic under-estimation of the surviving populations, especially in the oldest ages.

Taking into account the systematic estimation bias of the ASL method discussed in the previous section, tremor locations may actually have been in the southwest of the summit beneath the craters (see Fig. 2) and deeper than our estimate.

The main advantage of the proposed structure lies in an associated systematic estimation procedure.