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The remaining frequency misalignment is due to Doppler effects and cannot be estimated nor compensated.
Input noise and measurement noise covariances have to be known a priori and cannot be estimated by EKF.
Surgical outcome and the severity of cervical spondylotic myelopathy (CSM) are unpredictable and cannot be estimated by conventional anatomical magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
However, crisp data are inadequate to represent the real life situation since human judgements are vague and cannot be estimated with exact numeric values.
Lacey in [15] and Demeter, Tao, and Thiele in [6] have studied maximal multilinear operators previously; however, the maximal operator we develop has a novel biparameter structure which has not been previously encountered and cannot be estimated using their techniques.
Often, human judgements and preferences are ambiguous, vague and cannot be estimated with exact numeric value under many conditions, so the crisp values are not suitable to model real-world situations.
The time needed for the spectrum identification depends on the used search engine(s) and data and therefore cannot be estimated accurately in general, but for this test sample and the prior stated search parameters took about two hours.
The relationship between probability of death and marker level x could therefore be modelled as follows: logit(p) = a + bx Although this model looks similar to a simple linear regression model, the underlying distribution is binomial and the parameters a and b cannot be estimated in exactly the same way as for simple linear regression.
The rate of mutation to beneficial alleles depends both on the fundamental mutation rate and on the degree of adaptation of the population, and so cannot be estimated without knowing both the state of the environment and the state of the population.
A causal life course association between exposure and outcome cannot be estimated without identifying knowledge of the system being studied.
Note, however, that C and D cannot be estimated simultaneously (Martin et al. 1978) and that the choice for an ACE or ADE model depends on the pattern of MZ and DZ correlations.
