The phrase "allows precise estimation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods, tools, or processes that enable accurate measurement or calculation of a specific variable or outcome.
Example: "The new software allows precise estimation of project costs, helping managers to budget more effectively."
Alternatives: "enables accurate assessment of" or "facilitates exact calculation of".
The size of most QTL experiments are too small to allow precise estimation of QTL with moderate effects.
All these attributes of the RVP allow precise estimation of the number of individuals who would be concerned by a given therapeutic strategy and the potential costs of implementing that strategy.
A strength of the present study was the substantial sample size, which allowed precise estimation of associations over a wide range of exposure intensities and in detailed joint exposure categories.
The data contained insufficient information to allow precise estimation of natural parameters N0, N1, Ta and μ.
This allowed precise estimation of the independent effect of HDL-C on the development and progression of predefined diabetic microvascular disease outcomes.
With deeper coverage and the inclusion of additional populations allowing precise estimation of levels of population differentiation, the 1,000 Genomes project [ 25] could provide a unique and very powerful tool to refine the delineation of islands of differentiation.
The first, modeling only sire QTLs, allowed precise estimation of the QTL effect (because of the high number of offspring per sire) but on a limited number of parents.
Although these bicompartment models allow precise estimation of SI and SG, the additional cost and technology involved in using labeled IVGTT make it impractical to be applied to the general population.
With approvals from the ethics boards, the data were derived from computerised administrative blood bank databases and high-quality health registers, allowing precise estimations of disease concordance among donors and recipients indicative of possible transmission of diseases such as cancer, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases [ 4].
Strengths of our study include the large sample size, which allows precise estimation and multivariate prediction of patient preference.
