Sentence examples for continuum estimate from inspiring English sources
The non-polar energy has been less investigated, but recent studies indicate that any continuum estimate may be inaccurate owing to lack of information about water molecules in the binding site.
Results: asch analysis showed the overall good validity of the RMI, except for item 15, which did not fit the unidimensional continuum estimated through the Rasch rating model.
However, even this earlier work indicated deviations from continuum theory estimates of Tm when the NPs became relatively small (N < 700 or 2.5 nm), but these deviations were left unexplained at the time (see Figure 1 of Zhang et al).. Here, these Tm plots are updated to include data for smaller NPs.
The continuum solvent models estimate the free energy comprising the contribution of the solvent entropies.
The degree of divergence among taxa can be quantified along this continuum, typically by estimating for example; levels of reproductive isolation, genetic dissimilarities or the amount of lineage sorting among groups [ 5- 7].
An item-person map locates along the same continuum where the estimates of sample respondent's measure line up with the average difficulty of the items all on the same metric (the same line graphically).
This dependence on connectivity questions the theoretical results obtained in continuum equivalent fields to estimate effective porosity.
Continuum dislocation dynamics (CDD) estimates the evolution of the DODF in terms of its alignment tensor expansion series (Hochrainer 2015).
The fragmentation process is modeled according to the crack initiation and propagation, which depend on the material damage levels and are estimated using continuum damage mechanics theory.
When applied to reinterpret results from the literature, the new model shows that estimates of continuum cell stiffness might need to be revised upward.
When calculating the limits of detection in gamma ray spectrometry, it is important to take into account the increased uncertainty from estimating the continuum from a smaller number of channels when peaks are located close together.
