Sentence examples for deviation in estimation of from inspiring English sources

In the previous work of Chibane et al. the hydrological model was derived from the hydrological water budget, however, this model presents a high deviation in estimation of recharge for low precipitation value (P < 400 mm).

We also found large deviations in estimation of outer cup diameter, which should be the same before and after exposure to wear.

Second, bz-rates allows the user to take into account the z deviation in the estimation of m by using the formulation suggested in (Foster 2006) and initially proposed by Stewart et al. (1990).

The greater deviation in the analytic model was attributed to the difficulty in estimation of a representative saturated thickness in an unconfined aquifer.

Both lithospheric and quiet-time magnetospheric signals have been shown to lead to deviations in the estimation of ionospheric signatures in the order of 10 15 % in magnitude in the presented examples.

As a consequence, slight deviations in the estimation of the position of the source may result in putting the null at wrong time delays, vanishing the effect of the null itself.

Deviations in the estimation of the estrogenic potency of the effluents by the CA model, compared with the measured responses in the rYES, are likely to have resulted from inaccuracies associated with the measurement of the chemicals in the extracts derived from the complex effluents.

In comparison with BSA estimations using 2 commonly used methods, which require both weight and height measurements, deviation in the estimate of BSA was less than 10%.

σ I and σ I ^ are the standard deviations used in the estimation of image contrast, and σ I I ^ corresponds to the covariance between the two images.

Based on these reliabilities, effective own performances (EOP) were calculated and used as weighting factors for yield deviations in the multivariate estimation of breeding values for method YD.

If so, a deviation may appear in the estimation of recombination rate.