Sentence examples for contribution to estimates from inspiring English sources

The proposed method, referred to as NCSC-based variable selection (NCSC-VS), clusters the variables into some variable classes by using NCSC, and selects a few variable classes according to their contribution to estimates.

The proposed methodology contains an uncertainty estimator based on the predictive contribution to infer the unobservable uncertainties and corrective contribution to estimate the observable uncertainties; which provides robustness against noisy measurements and model uncertainties.

Among source contributions, mobile sources make the most significant contribution to estimated cancer risk (on average, 88.3% of total risk with diesel particulates included and 35.7% excluding diesel particulates).

The catRAPID algorithm exploits predictions of secondary structure, hydrogen bonding and van der Waals' contributions to estimate the binding propensity of protein and RNA molecules.

Because the stratospheric contribution to the estimates based on the 7Be/10B ratio was shown to be reasonable (Zanis et al. 2003b), Guerova et al. (2006) suggested that this discrepancy resulted from an underestimation of the European contribution.

The non-additive genetic effect may have an important contribution to overall estimates of heritability.

Non-additive genetic variance made a significant contribution to these estimates of heritability [ 12].

By combining results from epidemiologic studies with pharmacokinetic analyses, researchers will be able to identify underlying factors that can positively or negatively confound associations and to estimate their contribution to observed effect estimates.

Federal cabinet will consider on Monday night a substantial contribution to the estimated $1bn cost of buying and demolishing up to 1,000 Canberra homes that had loose-fill asbestos insulation pumped into their ceilings in the 1960s and 70s.

The R18 sequence, which is divergent from the others, makes a large contribution to the estimated RMSF values (indicated by the cross-hatched bars, Figure 6A).

AIC or BIC model weights were estimated to examine model selection uncertainty and parameter contribution to the averaged estimates (see Posada and Buckley 2004).