Sentence examples for approximation of whether from inspiring English sources
The second one is an approximation of whether the respondent is disability insured, which is a binary variable equals to one if the respondent had positive earnings during at least 5 of the last 10 years.
Overall, MCD calculations, derived from static cells in microfluidic wedges, can be an important approximation of whether a cell may actually pass through a pore or constriction of a defined size.
This allowed for an approximation of whether a system may have exceeded the MCL (and so should have been issued an MCL violation) since arsenic MCL violations are based on a running annual average [ 26].
Although Skog's theory concerns consumption rather than alcohol-related problems, it can be argued that alcohol-related problems should be expected to follow accordingly, due to the strong relation between the two variables, and that we should be able to obtain a rough approximation of whether there was any collectivity in problems.
This way assumes that we calculate the value of the distance function (3) at each reduction step to test whether approximation of the experimental data is still within allowable limit or not.
While quantitative methods to account for uncertainty must aid decisions if the underlying models are sufficient approximations of reality, whether such models are sufficiently accurate has not yet been examined.
The speed of convergence of the method depends on whether f0 is a good approximation of f or not.
Surveys give an approximation of reality, and the most relevant question is whether that approximation provides reliable information to solve a particular problem.
We are not aware of such continuum approximation of the "ADG model" we used, and wonder whether it will better yield to analysis.
"We asked whether it's possible to give an approximation of how many people currently in the system would eventually leave without service," Pender says.
This gives an approximation of residual acylglycerol content in the biodiesel, which is a qualitative indication of whether it meets international standards.
