Sentence examples for a valid estimation from inspiring English sources

When competing risks are absent (i.e., the competing event death has not occurred), the Kaplan-Meier estimator gives a valid estimation of the probability of revision surgery.

According to observations made by Agostoni et al. [ 7- 9], tidal changes in Pes correlate with those of the pleural pressure applied to the surface of the lung, thereby enabling a valid estimation of PTP based on the difference between estimated alveolar pressure and Pes [ 7- 9].

Each output estimate of the animal's position must come with a valid estimation of confidence.

However, a valid estimation of the full utility of SAFEWAY2SCHOOL requires in situ testing of the system with these children.

Therefore, it can be concluded that Equation 19 gives, for the present case, a valid estimation of nanofluid viscosity.

These results suggest that P300 amplitude can be used as a valid estimation of the efficiency of interface designs, and of cognitive load more generally.

On the other hand, an electronic questionnaire might result in a more valid estimation of dental fear than if it were asked, e.g. in connection with a clinical examination, in which those with high fear might not participate.

We believe that the methods used in non-outbreak studies included in our review permit a more valid estimation of MRSA prevalence, than studies performed during outbreaks which usually focus on the efficacy of the measures taken.

Also, in contrast to the previous study, where a mixture of matrices (umbilical cord, maternal serum, placenta) were used to estimate fetal DDE exposure (Gladen et al. 1988; Rogan et al. 1986b), we used maternal serum samples at each trimester of pregnancy, a more valid estimation of such exposure (Dorea et al. 2001).

Actually, we do not know how much information is necessary to give a reliable and valid estimation about the parent child-relationship (see below).

Thus, we cannot exclude the possibility of poor reliability on PDI among psychologists in each district, which might at least partially be a hindrance to valid estimation of the association with PDI.