Sentence examples for especially estimated from inspiring English sources

In contrast, two-fold changes of the key unknown parameters (especially estimated body mass, moment arms, or lfasc), or moving the center of mass posteriorly to be coincident with the hip joint, result in a maximal total reduction of only 65% in estimated locomotor cost, still well above the ectotherm range for aerobic capacity (Text S1).

Improving forecasting, especially estimating the behavior of stock price accuracy, is an important difficult task.

Another limitation is the uncertainty of population estimates during intercensus years used in calculations of rates, especially estimates for years far from census years (2000 and 2010).

Price will be the big wildcard here, for the iPad mini especially: estimates range from as low as $249 to around $399 as a starting price for the new tablet.

However, due to a lack of additional reference data, the maps could not be independently validated and especially estimates for physiognomies that were not included in the training samples (such as grasslands and dense forests areas) need to be regarded with caution.

Since we are motivated by the boundary rigidity problem, and to simplify the exposition, we study only tensors of order 2. Theorem 2.16 and especially estimate (99) allow us to prove the following local generic uniqueness result for the non-linear boundary rigidity problem.

Note: World War II statistics, especially estimates of casualties and of Holocaust victims, vary greatly.

The age pattern of death, especially estimates of survival to certain ages, is informative for current and prospective owners of a breed and for veterinarians and researchers.

Its aim is to improve understanding among the metro area's various faiths and cultures, especially its estimated 400,000 Muslims.

Confidence in the results requires a corresponding confidence in the input data especially for estimated nodal demands.

This potential limitation also applies to the estimates of indirect costs attributed to diabetes, especially the estimated productivity loss due to presenteeism.