Sentence examples for continuous estimates from inspiring English sources

To ensure the precision of Ramachandran plot comparisons, we applied a rigorous Bayesian density estimation method that produces continuous estimates of the backbone ϕ,ψ distributions.

If continuous estimates of soil O2 can be produced either from sensors or from models, denitrification versus O2 relationships established with the recirculation system can be used to produce continuous estimates of flux (Burgin & Groffman 2012; Burgin et al. 2010).

Given the observed variability in the observations, log log regressions are used to convert water levels to discharge and to derive continuous estimates of total phosphorus and nitrate.

The developed methodology is widely applicable and can be used to simultaneously obtain reliable, cost-effective and continuous estimates of SSC, POC and PN with a single sensor.

For example, such records would have little to no effect on delimiting range boundaries (depending on the modeling algorithm used) although they may have stronger effects on continuous estimates of habitat suitability.

Although forest C stock estimates, such as those from FIA, are readily available at national and regional scales [6, 7], there is increasing interest in disaggregating these large-scale numerical estimates into maps of continuous estimates to enable strategic forest management and monitoring activities geared toward offsetting GHG emissions [10] and advancing C dynamics research.

In many applications, a continuous estimate of the excitement level is desired.

Moreover, these methods produce a continuous estimate of the dependent variable, which is different from what is reported by the participants during the survey conducted in this study.

Pelvis shoulder coordination was calculated in terms of the continuous estimate of relative phase (CRP) between the pelvis and shoulder girdles on the transversal plane for the whole gait cycle (GC), as well as for its sub-phases.

In our study, we used complex demodulation to obtain a continuous estimate of amplitude during the study period.

For example, the Department of Energy publishes a continuous estimate of the water power potential in MW of the different hydrologic regions of the United States [57].