Sentence examples for constrain the estimate from inspiring English sources

Additional field data are needed, particularly for Papua provinces, to better constrain the estimate of Indonesia's total peat C store.

The water balance error was 0% which could be considered as criteria (i.e. water balance stabilization), to constrain the estimate of sustainable extraction [13].

In the case of surface water-groundwater (SW-GW) models, concentration data can provide SW-GW mixing ratios, which efficiently constrain the estimate of exchange flow, but are rarely used.

The aim is to consider points that sufficiently constrain the estimated rigid transformation and improve the alignment quality by reducing surface sliding effects.

To address this, we propose using a parametric face representation as a shape prior to constrain the estimated 3D face shape.

Using this system, a large amount of CO2 concentration data that have been recently available from regular aircraft observations and satellite observations (e.g., Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite (GOSAT)) will be exploited to further constrain the estimates of CO2 sources and sinks.

The current taxa broadly constrain the estimated age of the centromeric fusion in the robusta group.

However, Bayesian priors are necessary to constrain the estimates within reasonable ranges.

Other principles from thermodynamics, physics, chemistry, and biochemistry then successively lower the maximum theoretical yield by including the impact of more inefficiencies and costs, thereby achieving more realism and constraining the estimate sequentially closer to the actual biological efficiency experienced by the organism.

In the first models, differences in heritability between boys and girls were tested by constraining the estimates to be equal over gender of the student.

This suggests that caution must be applied before utilizing θ, θ0, or other dimensionless gene transfer parameters, to estimate an effective gene transfer rate without additional information that constrains the estimates of both population size and growth rate.