The phrase "afterwards estimate" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey the idea of estimating something after a certain event or action, but the phrasing is awkward.
Example: "We will conduct the analysis and afterwards estimate the potential outcomes."
Alternatives: "subsequently assess" or "later evaluate".
The chosen acts get 80% of the funding up front, and the remaining 20% when they've completed an evaluation afterwards, estimating how much financial benefit they expect to generate from the trip, explains PRSF's Laura Whitticase.
Formation and decomposition Van't Hoff diagrams for these hydrides were deduced from pressure composition isotherms and related changes of enthalpy and entropy were afterwards estimated.
end{aligned} (4.14) Afterwards, we estimate (Vert f-f_{mu}^{epsilon} Vert ) by considering the following inequalities.
Afterwards, to estimate which variable best predicts rates of visits, linear regression coefficients were calculated.
Afterwards, we estimate the P-value as the fraction of cases in which GNP G r) ≥ GNP G p).
In ARFI systems, the ultrasonographer positions a fixed size ROI (typically a 5 × 5 mm box) over the tissue of interest on the gray-scale image, triggers the ARFI capture mode, and shortly afterwards an estimate of the mean shear wave velocity value of the ROI is displayed (Fig. 5).
Afterwards, the estimates are combined to infer the convergence (4.33).
Afterwards, the estimated results are applied to the exponential finite-time synchronization of the complex Lorenz system.
Afterwards, we estimated the cost of recruitment and training of a new CHW adapting and applying the so-called 'friction cost approach' (outlined below).
Afterwards, we have estimated the part of the effect difference between immigrants and natives that results from group attachment solely (immigrant fixed effect).
