The phrase "analysis of the estimated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of something that has been estimated, such as data, costs, or outcomes.
Example: "The analysis of the estimated project costs revealed several areas where we could save money."
Alternatives: "evaluation of the estimated" or "examination of the estimated".
The analysis of the estimated kinetics parameters and of the calculated interfacial energies indicates a heterogeneous nucleation mechanism.
Functional analysis of the estimated 30,000 genes of the human genome requires fast and reliable high-throughput methods to study spatio-temporal protein dynamics.
Analysis of the estimated performance of the CNS has been done regarding the effect of void fraction in the moderator cell together with the ortho: para ratio.
The analysis of the estimated educational transition probabilities shows important peculiarities related to citizenship; in particular, young population of foreign citizenship, in both male and female subgroup, are characterized by lower transition probability respect to nationals belonging to the same age-group and educational level.
The study, which capped off a comprehensive, two-year analysis of the estimated doses of radioactivity from the 2011 Fukushima accident and their potential risks, also warned that the disaster's psychological impact could have a consequence on health, and called for continued monitoring and health screenings for populations most exposed to the radiological fallout.
For the Gaussian mixture prior, it is not possible to obtain the distributions analytically, hence we propose a Gibbs algorithm to perform the posterior sampling and obtain several reservoir model realizations, allowing an uncertainty analysis of the estimated properties and lithofacies.
In the analysis of PFS, the estimated risk ratio of 0.67 suggested a trend toward longer PFS with higher time-normalized everolimus Cmin.
This analysis included 20 of the estimated 120 Tremella species.
A recent analysis of the Million Death Study estimated 187 000 suicides in 2010, of whom 72 000 were women [ 30].
The comparative analysis of the estimates of the proposed algorithm and conventional method are presented in this paper.
The statistical analysis of the estimates confirmed that the stereological method and the sampling used are accurate.
