Sentence examples for accuracy in the estimation of from inspiring English sources

Note the accuracy in the estimation of each instantaneous frequency.

High accuracy in the estimation of the hip or knee joint contact forces can be obtained with subject-specific models.

Visible atmospherically resistant vegetation index showed the highest accuracy in the estimation of the green LAI of maize.

Moreover, a significantly higher accuracy in the estimation of hysteresis parameters is reached within a broad range of plausible values.

The proposed algorithm achieves a considerable accuracy in the estimation of c ¯ after a very short number of state-cost observations, whereas standard learning converges slowly to c ¯.

However, the synchronization of the sampling rate is the main point to guarantee accuracy in the estimation of the harmonics and interharmonics.

The accuracy achieved in the estimation of the MU position is compared for different methods which do and do not mitigate the NLOS errors.

The accuracy obtained in the estimation of the temporal trend of the soil moisture spatial averages was in the range ∼4.5 7.8% v/v and up to the ∼70% of the point soil moisture variance was explained by the ECa signal.

In the bending problem of a simply supported square plate under doubly sinusoidal vertical load, accuracy achieved in the estimation of face deflection (Vijayakumar 2011a) is much less than that of neutral plane deflection at the end of the first stage of iteration.

Spelman [ 24] also concluded that if more animals are genotyped in each generation and if more generations of genotypic information are used for MAS, an increase in accuracy of the estimation of QTL effects and therefore in MAS superiority are obtained.

The purposes of this study were to assess the risk of malignant cell dissemination into the peritoneal cavity through the fallopian tubes in patients with endometrial carcinoma undergoing sonohysterography and to evaluate the accuracy of sonohysterography in the estimation of myometrial invasion by the tumor and its role in the preoperative staging.