Sentence examples for an adequate approximation from inspiring English sources

Good adequacy can ensure that the approximating model provides an adequate approximation to the real system; otherwise, it may give poor or misleading results (Korbahti and Rauf 2008).

Slatkin (2008) used a linear birth-and-death process to approximate the genealogical trees of haplotypes carrying selected mutants, which is an adequate approximation for mutants in low frequency, but may not be suitable for common mutants.

This fact supports that the asymptotic normal distribution provides an adequate approximation to the finite sample distribution of the MLEs.

This fact supports that the asymptotic normal distribution provides an adequate approximation to the finite sample distribution of the estimates.

The goal is to achieve an adequate approximation of process outputs corresponding to the normal behaviour of the plant.

The analysis of such behaviour refers to an adequate approximation of human mastication of airy and spongy products.

However, if the underlying distribution is symmetric, unimodal and continuous a value of n as small as 4 can yield a very adequate approximation [ 29].

The linearity between the transcript abundance and the microarray intensity becomes a less adequate approximation at high-mRNA copy numbers, as the fluorescence becomes saturated (K. V. Velden, personal communication).

Even with such precautionary measures, more thorough modeling of the uncertainty may yield lower posterior probabilities of gene gene influences than those of Equation (14): The linearity between the transcript abundance and the microarray intensity becomes a less adequate approximation at high-mRNA copy numbers, as the fluorescence becomes saturated (K. V. Velden, personal communication).

Noteworthy, such Hill functions based model provides a simple yet adequate approximation of more complex response functions required to describe real promoters (see Supporting Information Section 3).

As we have shown, obtaining a simple but adequate approximation to the baseline survival function is not difficult, and indeed can be tackled in other ways if desired (e.g. spline functions [ 45]).