The phrase "as estimated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method or tool used to make an estimation or calculation.
Example: "The project's budget was set at $50,000, as estimated with the latest market analysis."
Alternatives: "as calculated using" or "as determined by".
Mean particle size of nanoparticles was around 181 nm as estimated with particle size analyzer.
Both aquatic production and terrestrial inputs were important resources for fish as estimated with a three-isotope mixing model23.
Different error scenarios are implemented to assess input uncertainty on EF, SMC and NEP as estimated with C-Fix.
The average distance between the modeled and experimental values, as estimated with the use of least-square distance, was 0.09 for gain and 38.5° for phase.
Finally, R-curves are presented, as estimated with various standard models and compared with that postulated, where the process zone is accounted for.
Objective: To compare cardiac output (CO), stroke volume (SV), and cardiac index (CI) as estimated with a new, noninvasive Doppler device (Ultrasonic Cardiac Output Monitor [USCOM]; USCOM Ltd ,Sydney, Australia) with those measured with the bolus thermodilution (TD) technique.
The importance of an independent data set cannot be overemphasized as we found dramatic differences in model accuracy assessed with prediction accuracy on the training data set, as estimated with bootstrapping, and from use of an independent data set.
Although the links between intelligence and creativity as estimated with the use of linear (correlations) and nonlinear (segmented regression) analytical methods were generally ambiguous, the recently developed Necessary Condition Analysis (NCA, Dul, 2016a) presented a much clearer pattern demonstrating that high creative middle-age achievement was unlikely with low intelligence in childhood.
The perfused vessel density (PVD, mm/mm2) was estimated by multiplying TVD by PPV as estimated with the De Backer method.
Sensitivity analyses showed that models produced similar results when land designation was run along with either the accessibility index or distance to deforestation (as estimated with data we had for the period 1990-2000).
Twenty-nine patients had an altered creatinine clearance below 60 mL/min, as estimated with the Cockcroft and Gault formula, but very few of them had a clearance of less than 10 mL/min; furthermore, no renal replacement therapy was mentioned.
