Sentence examples for as a conservative approximation from inspiring English sources

DT50 for the whole system characterizes degradation as well as formation of bound residues in the sediment and is used as a conservative approximation of the half-life in sediment for comparison with the P criteria.

The first is a conservative approximation, recommended as a base-case for cost-effectiveness evaluations.

The first is a conservative approximation, recommended as base-case for cost-effectiveness evaluations.

By using a conservative approximation of 0.15 IU/ml as a cutoff point, the new ELISA-based technique demonstrated a sensitivity of 100% and a specificity of 95% for human samples and for experimental animal samples.

In this paper we present techniques to solve robust optimal control problems for nonlinear dynamic systems in a conservative approximation.

In this article, we present and analyze a conservative approximation to reduced one-pressure one-velocity models for compressible two-phase flows that contain non-conservative products.

However, it can be proven that eq. 8 provides a conservative approximation of CA[22].

Although the approach we used for this purpose is a conservative approximation, it shows a principal tendency in these networks.

First, we can obtain a conservative approximation of the P-values β n, k (r ) and ρ scores.

Our approach of deconvolving with a more anisotropic and sharper kernel computed from the CC results in a less aggressive deconvolution and a conservative approximation of the fODF.

Considering that the optimization minimize MSE and size, we defined as sub optimal models those solutions having MSE within a 10% of tolerance with respect to the MSE of optimal models (a conservative approximation to the real experimental error), and maximal size of 28 (the size of the optimal models; Section 3.1).