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In this condition, mean and median exhibit remarkable bias whereas the mode can be reliably estimated by several robust estimators [61].
The physical hazards can be reliably estimated by studying past eruptive activity as recorded in history or in the prehistoric deposits around a volcano.
MMP may be reliably estimated by traditional laboratory techniques, which are very costly and time consuming.
Results indicate that annual terrestrial water storage change in the two basins is negligible, and basin-scale E can be reliably estimated by the difference between precipitation and runoff.
In fact, the relative amplitude error in the displacement response due to the discontinuity at the end of the impulse can be reliably estimated by the ratio of the area of extra impulse over the area of input impulse, where the area of extra impulse is equal to a half of the product of the time step and load discontinuity.
Since the particle size distribution is not available for the simpler photoelectric counter and there are too many uncertainties and hypotheses in calculating solid precipitation, we concluded that the solid precipitation amount cannot be reliably estimated by the simple photoelectric counter.
Yet, sensitivity and effectiveness of the screening tests for cervical cancer can be reliably estimated only by means of interval cancer incidence for invasive disease.
Conclusion: Ea may be reliably estimated at bedside by using the (0.9 x femoralSAP) SV ratio.
This method enables modal parameters to be reliably estimated and an earlier technique proposed by the authors which was based on modal filters to be improved.
Previous work has shown that the annual predation rate on breeding salmon in a creek (percentage of all breeding adults killed by bears) can be reliably estimated based on a single survey during the peak of the breeding season [20].
The fundamental frequency, F0, can usually be reliably estimated using autocorrelation in the time domain or by tracking the F0 in the frequency domain.
