Sentence examples for driven estimates of from inspiring English sources
In doing so, we employ new and rich sources of data along with sophisticated empirical techniques to form novel, empirically driven estimates of the relationships that Lemley was forced, given the dearth of empirical evidence at his time, to assume in his own analysis.
Geostatistical approaches provide, like satellite data, observationally driven estimates of PM2.5.
In states across the country, data-driven estimates of the risk of recidivism are being used to set jail sentences.
Quantifiable safety, mobility, and environmental benefit projections such as data-driven estimates of how the project will improve the region's transportation system efficiency and reduce traffic congestion.
SloVAR obtains flexible, data-driven estimates of effective connectivity and hence is useful for building connectivity models when prior information on dynamic regional relationships is sparse.
Inference 122, 229 252] the robust selectors lead to robust data-driven estimates of both the regression function and the regression parameter.
The Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries and Risk Factors (GBD 2010) Study was designed to address such analytical shortfalls by delivering data-driven estimates of epidemiological parameters for nearly 200 diseases and injuries, including the primary cardiomyopathies.
In addition, the models were adjusted for adiposity measurements (e.g., BMI, waist circumference, and equation-driven estimates of percent fat) to examine if the association between oxidative stress and insulin resistance was independent of obesity.
This issue is especially important when there are a large number of NDs that could drive the estimates of the toxicity of the mixture and the MCR values.
However, again in an analogous fashion to the perfused tissue equation, active uptake or efflux transport processes can be incorporated if relevant drug-specific parameters are available to drive model estimates of lumen or enterocyte concentrations, respectively.
