Sentence examples for be a better estimate from inspiring English sources
Cinemas are likely tweeting their program, and the number of cinemas showing a particular movie could be a better estimate for today's box office sales than a noisier estimate derived from "normal" tweets.
As the first principal component accounts for the covariation shared by all attributes, this may be a better estimate than simple or weighted averages of the original variables (Babu et al. 2010).
As the first PC accounts for the co-variation shared by all the attributes, this may be a better estimate than the simple or weighted averages of the original variables (Mahloch 1974).
In spite of the high altitude, they are assumed to be a better estimate than the available data from a low-altitude station, Heidelberg, in the heavily polluted Rhein-Neckar area, which is affected both by additional 14C from a nearby nuclear power plant and 14C-free CO2 from industry, heating and transport [49].
If you're leaving a convention, concert, or other event that draws thousands of people, two hours may be a better estimate.
Furthermore, Pgpd based on the transformed statistic proved to be a better estimate with much less variance (Fig. 5).
Early ultrasound estimation is a better estimate than menstrual cycles [ 33].
It was a better estimate than Fox and Livermore had produced, but Dr. Hacker made it clear that his was not the final answer.
As both inflammatory and anti-inflammatory cytokine genes are triggered by LPS and IL-4 (as prototypes of type 1 and type 2 inflammation), the relative activation of inflammatory vs anti-inflammatory genes is a better estimate of M1 vs M2 polarization as compared to assessement of single genes.
Police estimated the crowd at about 50,000, but BBC reporters there said a vast crowd thronged central Kiev and 100,000 was a better estimate.
In this sense it is very well possible that the BF filtered SUVmax value is a better estimate of the true SUV than the value derived from the original data, but verification of this conjecture would of course require further investigation.
