Sentence examples similar to deficiency in estimates from inspiring English sources

Although WB-PESQ is widely used for estimating the impact of wideband speech codecs, it has shown some deficiencies in estimating the quality with particular types of codecs [23, 33] and for speech with an intermediate (between NB and WB) bandwidth.

The other part of the explanation lies with deficiencies in estimating the various components of the GCRMA model.

This deficiency in the estimate of extreme values has important consequences in the design of coastal structures, and its improvement remains to be solved.

Such adjustments recognize deficiencies in available estimates, but applying them uniformly to a variety of cardiorespiratory conditions could introduce error in benefits assessments.

The maximum C deficiency in Fe3C1−x is estimated as x = 0.02.

Unicef and the World Health Organization have spearheaded global efforts to iodize salt as the simplest and most effective way to make up for iodine deficiencies in an estimated one billion people at risk worldwide.

Problem: More than 3 million children in Africa suffer from blindness caused by vitamin A deficiency; in Uganda it is estimated that 28% of children are deficient.

A deficiency in 25(OH D is estimated to exist in 50% to 60% of the older population in North America and worldwide [ 1].

Utilities for items in the QoL-Assessment of Growth Hormone Deficiency in Adults (QoL-AGHDAutility) were estimated based on data obtained from the general population in England and Wales (E&W).

4– 6 The present study reports a very high prevalence of malnutrition, in particular, severe forms of wasting and stunting, which were well above the WHO national estimates for growth deficiency in sub-Saharan Africa.

Linear interpolation between these values provides an estimate of the deficiency in regulatory polymorphism due to weak purifying selection.