Sentence examples for analogous to estimating from inspiring English sources

Failing to include this larger apparatus in an estimate for how much money now greases the legislative skids is analogous to estimating the cost of private transportation in America by what's purchased at the gas pump without mentioning automobiles, roads, and bridges.

Glucose sampling errors have been postulated as a source of variability experienced [9, 10] when applying the common [glucose]/constant normalization method [33] which is analogous to estimating MRgluc at the population mean glucose measurement (the value of the constant), typically given as 5 mM or 100 mg/dL.

Estimating d' (specifically, z-transformed HR minus z-transformed FAR) from a single ROC point is analogous to estimating A Z from a single ROC point because d' and A Z are monotonically related by the following equation (Macmillan & Creelman, 2005): {A}_Z=Phi left({d}^{prime }/sqrt{2}right).

This could be considered analogous to estimating concentration using images at multiple wavelengths due to the wavelength dependence of absorption α = α, except that - as was mentioned above - such spectroscopy is not possible with PAT images without knowledge of the fluence.

Solve T = 72/R, after plugging in value for R, analogous to estimating doubling time for exponential growth (it's the same as the doubling formula, but you think of the result as inflation rather than growth), for example: How long will it take for $100 to depreciate to $50 at an inflation rate of 5%?

Estimate the rate of decay for a certain time span: Solve R = 72/T, after plugging in value for T, analogous to estimating growth rate for exponential growth, for example: If the buying power of $100 becomes worth only $50 in ten years, what is the inflation rate per annum?

The derived multi-hypothesis motion field is employed in an analogous manner to estimate the chroma components of the side information frame from the chroma components of the reference frames R k or the upsampled hash.

Next we follow an analogous procedure to estimate the ratio R2 for cSNSs (fig. 1 B ) and find it to be less at 1.638 (95% confidence interval of 1.635 1.641).

We calculated the secondary attack risk as the proportion of household contacts of primary case-patients who then became secondary case-patients themselves, including only primary case-patients whose contact list could be established fully and who did not share contacts with another case-patient; we used the analogous approach to estimate the tertiary attack risk.

This estimate of δ, analogous to the estimates that could be experimentally obtained in actual populations, was used to compute additional predictions of the evolution of fitness for N = 10 or N = 50 lines with Equation 4.

The difference between the results of two adjacent models in such a series would be an expression of model error analogous to the estimate of numerical truncation error afforded by the next-higher-order numerical method.