The phrase "ability of estimating" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate phrase would be "ability to estimate."
Example: "Her ability to estimate project costs accurately has made her an invaluable team member."
Alternatives: "capacity for estimation" or "skill in estimating."
This new wave of research considers users' emotions explicitly to design interactive artifacts with the ability of estimating and responding to their users' emotional states.
The ability of estimating wavenumber offset a priori is most stable for 0.27 convolutionution kernel, which can accurately find the reference line from GOSAT 1 September 2013 global measurements with SNR larger than 100 and without cloud contamination.
However, in surveys involving complex multi-phase and multi-stage systematic sampling designs, the efficiency of ALS-based estimates is hampered by the ability of estimating the sampling variability correctly.
Recently, the Logarithmic Polar Coordinate (LPC) framework has been successfully applied in the bearings-only tracking context, with the ability of estimating the variance to range ratio (Brehard and Le Cadre [2004]).
A mobile host is assumed to possess the ability of estimating its current location.
Similar to individuals with ASD, their parents showed poor performance on Eyes test [15], which was used to assess the ability of estimating the mental state of others.
As a proof of concept, we compare the performance of our estimated measurements and true measurements at each candidate time point, assessing the ability of estimated measurements to predict which candidate time point most reduces a given uncertainty metric.
The derived RCV for the reference GFR will be used to test the ability of estimated GFR equations to detect a true change in GFR (see study 1, part 2 above).
The difficulty of determining rates of pesticide illness is exemplified by the lack of ability to estimate the number of cases of acute pesticide illness.
(B) To test the ability of visually estimating area ratios, the pathologists were shown color-filled sketches of the regions they had outlined.
Whilst there is a significant literature describing the accuracy of creatinine-based eGFR against reference methods, there are no studies addressing the ability of GFR estimating equations, including those incorporating cystatin C, to detect change in GFR.
