Sentence examples for estimate constrains from inspiring English sources

While we obtain an angle, the result is still similar to traditional pairwise ranging in that one "range" estimate constrains the location of the node to a circle.

This may suggest that Jenkins DBH-basestimatestes may be over estimating biomass in areas of moderate height (~ 25 m) and potentially underestimating biomass in tall forests (> 50 m), while CRM estimates constrain high predictions for a given DBH in relatively short forests and increase estimates for a given DBH in very tall forests.

The intermediate estimates provide a continuous path estimate, with latent times of no data "filled in" with estimates constrained only by the movement model and the environmental data.

Likelihood ratio tests were used to assess the heterogeneity of the estimates across the levels of the multinomial outcome (i.e. no abuse and abuse before or after age 12) compared to those obtained in models that had these same estimates constrained to be identical across the levels.

Because this estimate is constrained by our requirement of 2 consecutive measurements at 5 minute intervals, it may be an overestimate.

An estimate tightly constrained around 8 My was obtained for the age of the rearranged sex chromosomes in the melanica group; however, a more loosely constrained estimate of 10 15 My was obtained for the age of the rearrangement in the robusta group.

The Brennan study also uses statistical estimates, but it constrains those estimates with actual publicly available data on what each individual company spent on various activities.

All estimates are constrained to sum to zero.

Comparison between young oceanic gabbros with volcanic estimates could constrain the cooling rate effect.

The two position estimates were constrained to be at least 50 cm apart from each other.

The new age data predate previous estimates, which constrained the age of the entire GS-MTC during the MIS 2-glacial interval.