Sentence examples for closer estimates from inspiring English sources

These results would provide more accurate data concerning the perturbations of the Earth's motion by the major planets; these in turn would permit closer estimates of the masses of those planets.

The transition metric-based technique gives closer estimates to the true value of the timing offset when the SNR is larger than 8 dB.

The right figures show that the transition based technique gives closer estimates to the true value of the timing offset than the autocorrelation, MMSE, MC1, MMSE1, and derivative metric-based techniques at almost all SNR ranges for SUI-4 channels.

The transition metric-based technique gives higher lock-in probability than the power correlation based technique for SNR higher than 2 dB and gives closer estimates to the true value of the timing offset when the SNR is larger than 5 dB. Figure 4 Simulations results for ZP-OFDM transmission.

Future research should also aim to develop a set of methodologies that allow for closer estimates of the 'true' phylogenetic diversity of a community when the research must use a phylogenetic tree containing polytomies and the 'true' phylogeny is unknown.

The distance threshold methods (1 – 7) on the whole produced closer estimates to the evaluation method than did the coefficient of variation methods (8 – 11) (Table  2).

"But you don't wake up to it until 20 years later". With her, the first 15 years might be a closer estimate.

The category "table eggs" would provide a closer estimate of eggs produced for human consumption.

The third case consists of combining numerous datasets, algorithms or techniques, to get a closer estimate of the ground truth.

To ascertain a closer estimate of prenatal exposure, we would ideally restrict our analyses to babies who were not breastfed.

When the new diagnostic weight was used, the system provided a closer estimate of mortality (predicted mortality 8.89%, SMR 0.65, 95% CI 0.31 1.16).