The phrase "adequately estimated using the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the assessment or evaluation of something, typically in a technical or analytical setting.
Example: "The project's budget can be adequately estimated using the historical data from previous projects."
Alternatives: "sufficiently assessed with the" or "properly evaluated through the".
In ideal non-interacting ensembles of non-porous multilayer graphene plates, the surface area can be adequately estimated using the simple geometric law ∼2600 m2 g−1/N, where N is the number of graphene sheets per plate.
In conclusion, the association between ambient particles and mortality in the cities included in the present analysis could be adequately estimated using the linear model.
We conclude that the association between ambient particles and mortality in the cities included in the present analysis, and in the range of the pollutant common in all analyzed cities, could be adequately estimated using the linear model.
The estimates using the rate of Soares et al. [ 31] are both somewhat younger, suggesting that the Bayesian calibration (with only one calibration point in this range) may be failing to correct adequately for purifying selection at this time depth.
The average GC-content induced by the current value of the x parameter can then be adequately estimated from the sample, or computed exactly using recent algorithmic advances (Ponty and Saule, 2011).
The results suggest that for plate electrodes, the energy from the pulse may be used to adequately estimate the heating in the tissue.
In much smaller studies where there are fewer events there may not always be sufficient information to adequately estimate the underlying hazard using this model.
Only 2 of the 12 analytes we examined, SHBG and estrone sulfate (E1S), could be adequately estimated by a single measurement using a minimum reliability standard of having the potential to account for 64% of true variance.
Thus period-10 behaviour can be adequately estimated by these methods, to the resolution of the nearest integer period.
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