Sentence examples for an adequate estimation from inspiring English sources

However the Jackknife estimator does not provide an adequate estimation of population sizes if only a few animals are recaptured [ 29].

This method is also used to give an adequate estimation.

Interaction coefficients were required for an adequate estimation due to strong molecular interactions.

Results also show that the 30%-rule as currently prescribed in codes leads to an adequate estimation of the bi-directional elastic seismic demand on regular bridge columns.

The formula enables an adequate estimation of real resistances of post-tensioned slab column connections, either with or without steel fibers.

Thus, the developed SPR-based reverse sandwich immunoassay has a sensitivity that is sufficient to measure cMb across a wide range of normal and pathological concentrations, allowing an adequate estimation of the disease severity and the monitoring of treatment.

Therefore this indicates that a model with a g-prior provides a more adequate estimation of fixed effects.

The Gaussian modulated waveforms that were used as transient templates in the synthesis procedure provided a more adequate estimation of the transient ERP by eliminating neighbouring responses, as can be observed in Figure 6.

Clearly, a more adequate estimation of production loss is needed to improve the meaningfulness of future studies.

Regarding the maintenance phase, a clear and adequate estimation was found with regard to the duration of treatment for a multi-episode patient, but not in the case of a first-episode patient.

Utilization of markers of subclinical target organ damage for CVD risk prediction, like cardiovascular CT features incorporated in the imaging-based model, provide a novel strategy and adequate estimation of CVD risk irrespective of the conventional risk factor status. Emerging data indicate a direct link between certain pulmonary diseases and cardiovascular disease.