Sentence examples for considerably better estimates from inspiring English sources
Overall, both the proposed models NS_L_MP are NS_Adapt provide considerably better estimates than the model NS_TII_MP that employs Type-II MLE.
In contrast, the results in the case of Omori's law-type background rate function indicate that the adaptive penalty method provides considerably better estimates of background rate.
Experiments on real-life surveillance videos demonstrate that the proposed method obtains considerably better background estimates (both qualitatively and quantitatively) than median filtering and the recently proposed "intervals of stable intensity" method.
"Analysts who understand how a company creates value also do a considerably better job estimating earnings even though they spend less time on their forecasts," said Frank Brown, an official at PricewaterhouseCoopers, which received 101 responses to its survey of more than 300 executives of large companies.
These procedures yield estimates that are considerably better than conventional estimates.
Hence, our method can be used to estimate changes in population trend with considerably better precision than that of the individual point estimates.
Furthermore, its time complexity is estimated as O(n⋅N), which is considerably better than the original silhouette width criterion O(n⋅N2).
"This is a considerably better result for taxpayers than was considered likely in 2009 when HM Treasury estimated that the cost to the taxpayer would be in the order of £20-50bn.
But the report, which contained annual revisions to previous estimates of job losses during the recession, reinforced the view of many economists that New York has fared considerably better than the nation since the crisis took hold two years ago.
"Curtains" itself is, thank goodness, considerably better.
