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A key problem in the biological sciences is to be able to reliably estimate model parameters from experimental data.

Monte Carlo simulations showed that both NLSA and SA are not able to reliably estimate the number of non-trapping components characterising the tracer kinetics especially when the number of rates is high.

For example, linear advanced receivers with M antennas can only suppress up to M−r sources of interference [38], with r being the transmission rank, while non-linear advanced receivers can have stringent SINR requirements of the strongest interference source, to be able to reliably estimate, reconstruct and cancel it from the total received signal.

Our ML approach correctly handles effects due to back mutations and is able to reliably estimate substitution frequencies from given aligned sequence (Duret and Arndt 2008).

With this in view, it would be advantageous to be able to reliably estimate tumour pathologic and biologic features beforehand in order to tailor the composition of chemotherapeutic protocols.

Mixed models with random effects for site and generalized estimating equations with robust standard errors were also tested in sensitivity analysis but were not presented because they had similar conclusions with respect to direction, magnitude, and significance of the associations and are less able to reliably estimate between-site variability with only six study sites.

The result shows that repeated double cross-validation can be used to reliably estimate prediction errors.

For risk assessment these rates are satisfactory to reliably estimate the damage class of a building.

This makes it difficult to reliably estimate changes over time for an individual tree.

Number of field plots needed to reliably estimate the mean model substratum ACD using stratified sampling.

As a result, it becomes increasingly necessary to reliably estimate their mechanical behaviour.