Sentence examples for erroneous estimates of from inspiring English sources

Both of these sources of error, combined with different levels of systematic error in rate estimation on branches of different lengths, likely led to erroneous estimates of rate variation in datasets of variable branch lengths (Figure 4).

Failure to examine these trends leads to erroneous estimates of the Hurst exponents.

Unenlightened fund managers form erroneous estimates of GETF units' prices distorting thus the efficiency of the price discovery mechanism.

More specifically, failure to recognise and correct for erroneous estimates of α is found to produce substantial overestimates of the combined population significance which worsen with increasing target multiplicity.

They discussed the potential issues of ignoring the clustering nature of data and the correlation within the clusters, such as erroneous estimates of model coefficients and understated standard errors and confidence intervals for the effects.

This paper demonstrates that common and well-established RVE determination methods, based on studying the convergence rate of the effective properties with respect to the volume element size, are invalid for the case of composites reinforced by randomly oriented fibers and yield erroneous estimates of their effective properties.

Hence, poor channel estimation is expected to result in erroneous estimate of (hat {u}).

Correction: March 18 , 2001 Sunday An article last Sunday about living in Watchung, N.J., included a town official's erroneous estimate of the deer population.

At RX, the channel is estimated and compensated for phase by an erroneous estimate of the channel  .

But the fouling formed of protein-fiber binding may lead to erroneous estimate of the concentration in the fiber coating [63, 65].

In order to remove the errors due to the erroneous estimate of amplitudes, we assume WLS having the exact signal amplitude given.