Sentence examples for credible estimation from inspiring English sources

In particular, the past decades have seen progress in terms of data availability and the credible estimation of the causal effects of given educational inputs.

We included all significant predictors (i.e., the pretreatment/baseline covariates) in the propensity score models to ensure credible estimation of the main outcome (PCa incidence) model (34).

This is the first data set that covers a sufficient area to allow a credible estimation of regional nematode species richness in the abyss, or indeed anywhere apart from the north-west coast of Europe.

Credible estimations on aboveground biomass (AGB) stocks and emission factors are essential data required for REDD+ reference emission levels, which is the benchmark for evaluating the performance of activities under the REDD+ framework (IPCC 2006).

Second, as the volumes of the partitions split by the sub-FSVQ shrink, the available data may not provide credible pdf estimation.

Therefore, in the real-data analysis in the next section, we will show the results from all four conditions in the simulation study, but will primarily report the results of the credible interval estimation.

For steel fabrication companies as suppliers of steel structures, submitting competitive project bids requires substantial knowledge of the company's practices on the shop floor and extensive experience to interpret that into credible cost estimations.

Our interest lies in the validation and improvement of existing equations for more credible AGB estimations in TDFs.

The findings proved that the GRN network can make more accurate and credible porosity parameter estimation than the commonly used FFBP network.

This multiplier is credible since their estimation strategy takes into account the potential endogeneity of the distribution of resources to different states.

The hydrograph generated by DWLR data provide flexibility in choosing the accurate pre and post monsoon dates and thus provide the actual/correct seasonal fluctuation, which ultimately can produce a more rational and credible groundwater resource estimation.