RLSF is an effective estimate method in a linear motion model, and it is widely used to estimate the target state in target tracking[17, 18].
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 models with linear dynamics under such set-membership uncertainty, there are several constructive approaches, which allow finding effective estimates of reachable sets.
Modeling a series of column profiles where the inflowing formation water introduces water quality interfaces propagating along the borehole gives effective estimates of the rate of borehole flow.
To make effective estimates, it is helpful to estimate the minimal value, call it g ˆ, such that a trajectory starting from ( − π, g ) will result in a spike if and only if g > g ˆ.
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.
Finally, although the estimates of ne arise from an idealized model of phenotypic evolution; as Orr suggested previously, estimates of phenotypic complexity using FGM can be viewed as "effective" estimates of phenotypic complexity [6].
As addressed further below, an effective estimate of target quantity can be achieved by averaging the N0 values produced by replicate amplifications, although this average must include nil reactions (i.e. 0 N), as illustrated in Figure 8B.
Firstly it would provide a fairly cost effective estimate of geographical variation in long-term pollution estimates.
Multivariable regression analyses were performed using generalised estimating equations, 32 33 thus allowing effective estimates of parameters with correlated data.
