Its advantage is represented by the possibility of modelling the spatial distribution of energy density at high frequencies, thus yielding a more effective estimate of the system behaviour than the average constant value given by SEA.
The number of citations that an article receives, with all its derived statistics, is likely the most effective estimate of the impact the article is having on the scientific community.
Kraskov et al. (2004) have shown that it is an effective estimate of the mutual information between two coupled Gaussians where the exact solution is known as well as for gene expression analysis, independent component analysis and data clustering (Kraskov et al.2004).2004
However, the Bayesian adaptive regression splines method requires multiple trials to give an effective estimate of the PSTH.
Any predictions of the clinical data using only the clinical data, i.e. relying on self-correlations of the clinical data rather than cross-correlations with other data streams such as OTC data, can be an effective estimate of the background conditions.
In this context, the use of the ratio between COX-2 in the tumour cells and COX-2 in the stroma cells, seems to be a more effective estimate of the cross-talk occurring between tumour tissue and its stromal compartment (Prescott, 2000; Williams et al, 2000).
It is desirable to develop new methods that can provide quick, easy, and cost-effective estimates of the performance of SCTs, for traditional approaches to yield information are often time-consuming, expensive, and limited in individual samplings.
Step-wise regression analysis revealed that the Cincinnati Knee Scale, the Lysholm Knee Scale, and the hop index were the most effective estimates of disability.
For the effective diffusivities, conservative estimates of the mass transfer resistances were used.
In all analyses, effective population size estimates of the MRCA were more similar to M. griseorufus than they were to M. murinus.
