Sentence examples for emphasis on estimating from inspiring English sources
Displacement based method has a direct emphasis on estimating the ultimate displacement capacity of the structure.
Because some pollutants, such as those from traffic, vary over small spatial scales (i.e., 10 100 m), there is an increasing emphasis on estimating individual-level exposures (Health Effects Institute 2010).
Thus, the objective of this study was to examine the recent trends in age-specific survival for common cancers in Estonia, with special emphasis on estimating age-specific data quality and the effect of missing DCI cases on relative survival estimates.
Subsequently, emphasis is laid on estimating the electricity-generation utilization degree of the existing large hydropower stations, using 25-year long official data.
Moreover, the emphasis it placed on estimating average CSR effects in a given setting diverted attention from the heterogeneity of these effects and the conditions that mediated their impact, limiting its external validity.
Although much emphasis has been placed on estimating the number of active Ca2+ release channels supporting Ca2+ puffs, less attention has been placed on understanding the role of cluster microarchitecture.
At low signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) the fuzzy inference-based beamformer relies on the fuzzy description of the DOA estimation, and at high SNR it places more emphasis on the estimated DOA. Interference rejection is well achieved for Interference to noise ratios (INRs) over the SNR.
Most other studies reported either APACHE III score or SAPS II probabilities, while the two studies that did not had an emphasis on re-estimating the mortality equation of an established model in a new population [ 26] or evaluating the discrimination and calibration of several models [ 22].
The emphasis of all analyses will be on estimating effect sizes of HAL surgery on recurrence rates and other outcomes in comparison to standard treatment with RBL, and as such appropriate confidence intervals will be reported for all estimates.
Our critics seem to suggest that they can ignore everything else we have done because we are somehow going around placing great emphasis on one outlier estimate for growth.
