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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allowing estimated" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a concept related to permitting or enabling an estimation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The new policy is allowing estimated costs to be included in the budget."
Alternatives: "permitting approximated" or "enabling estimated".
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Sam Tilton, a Rochester lawyer who is co-chairman of the title and transfer committee of the real property section of the New York State Bar Association, said that to rectify that problem, the Legislature passed an amendment allowing estimated taxes to be paid when the deed is recorded, making it possible for the seller to use the proceeds of the closing to pay the tax.
We used a semiparametric additive model to compare the mortality risk by episode type in the previous week while allowing estimated risk for those with no ALRI or diarrhoea to vary by age (our chosen time scale).
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This gives several observations for each moment in time allowing estimating the coefficient on the time dummy.
This separation allows estimating specific reliability coefficients.
This allows estimating reliably carbonation resistance through air permeability results.
These observations allow estimating the quality of the adhesive interface.
This allows estimating flood risk directly from the simulated damage.
There seems to be a lack of pre-modelling 'tools', which allow estimating an effective solution.
Pedotransfer functions (PTFs) are physical mathematical models which allow estimating soil hydraulic properties from soil data.
Since the model is probabilistic, it allows estimating local uncertainty conditionally to the available samples.
Conductivity, QELS and viscosity allow estimating the size and shape of polymer surfactant (protein surfactant) complexes.
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