Sentence examples for between estimates and measurements from inspiring English sources

The mismatch between estimates and measurements from the terminal agent can be due to the buffer strategy, which is specific of each player.

Apart from these general and particular improvements, its general performance is also improved because more accurate estimates are obtained, being it denoted by the reduction of standard deviation (SD) of the H s estimate error (from 0.44 m to 0.35 m) and the increase of the correlation coefficient between estimates and measurements (from 0.93 to 0.96).

Not only time-gaps between the time of measurement and the time of completing the questionnaire could bias the parent estimates, but also the measurement method could possibly partly explain the differences found between parental estimates and measurements (e.g. some paediatricians are measuring children's height while laying down, while CLB-measures were obtained in standing position).

Even with the most simple model (M5), the correlation between day-wise estimates and measurements was 0.69 (0.012) (Table 3).

The measurements largely agree with earlier estimates and measurements.

The class library IRENE_DLL (Integrated Resources for Evaluating Numerical Estimates – Dynamic Link Library) is a repository of statistical methods and procedures designed to properly handle comparisons between model estimates and actual measurements.

The TSMSM was run using fields of near-surface soil moisture from microwave imagery collected by aircraft on six days during the experiment, yielding a root mean square difference (RMSD) between model estimates and tower measurements of net radiation (Rn) and soil heat flux (G) of approximately 20 W m− 2, and 45 W m− 2 for sensible (H) and latent heating (LE).

To enhance the localization accuracy and to resolve the flip ambiguity problem, recursive refinement algorithms [16, 17] were suggested based on the mass spring method which is an optimization tool minimizing the differences between the estimates and local measurements (within few hops).

In addition, it has been shown that the correlation between surrogate estimates and direct measurement of IR is affected by degrees of obesity and ethnicity (17).

One pragmatic approach to this problem is to infer evolutionary timescales by using an empirical model describing the relationship between rate estimates and their measurement timescales.

Model fitting – relationship between average evolutionary rate estimate and measurement timescale.