Sentence examples for allowing for an estimation from inspiring English sources

In TOF PET (TOF, red), the time difference between the detection of both γ-rays is recorded, allowing for an estimation of the location of the annihilation event and resulting in a higher signal-to-noise ratio.

Thereby the field of modeling offers a variety of different methods allowing for an estimation of even long-term impacts of certain treatments on the course of a disease beyond the time of clinical studies.

In this context, several Kalman-type coupled input-state and coupled input-state-parameter filters have recently been developed, allowing for an estimation of the full-field dynamic response of a structure from only a limited number of vibration measurements.

Results provide preliminary validation of aqueous lubrication as a viable means of reducing friction and wear, suggesting that water-based hydraulic fluids can prohibit solid contact at the piston-cylinder interface while reducing volumetric leakage, and allowing for an estimation of the energy extraction efficiency for the mechanical pumping system.

However, nine sequences were produced through direct sequencing, allowing for an estimation of the PCR/cloning error.

The results from the control conditions provided a psychometric curve for the changes in stimulus duration alone allowing for an estimation of the true point-of-subjective equality for a 500 ms duration stimulus (as opposed to veridical duration).

This allows for an estimation of the global error and provides a useful indication for the mesh refinements.

A future study comparing rehabilitation-based incident cases to incident cases identified using hospital statistics of Switzerland would allow for an estimation of the extent of this underestimation.

The presence of multiple categories allows for an estimation of behavior frequency, which is especially important since repetition is a core feature of bullying (Malta et al., 2010).

Thus, a systematic, consistent calculation approach is needed to allow for an estimation of all significant emissions across all tropical and subtropical developing countries.

Most of the evaluations that were done lacked scientific rigor, rarely using control groups that would have allowed for an estimation of the programs' net impact.