Sentence examples for estimate of some of from inspiring English sources

Similar results are given for quadratic regression, with the added complication that the naive estimate of some of the regression coefficients are biased, with the nature of the variance in measurement errors determining which coefficients are biased.

We further analyzed the implications of introducing the concept of degree of confidence, based on the estimated point variances, into the estimates of some of the indices.

However, the size of these images was not sufficient to provide estimates of some of the bulk properties, such as residual saturations and interfacial areas.

Empirical estimates of some of these costs have been surveyed recently by Manning (2011), who documents that higher skill workers have higher hiring costs than other workers.

Both studies were small (n = 145 and 144 women) and the estimates of some of the outcomes are therefore imprecise.

Second, missing data were reported and this may have led to over or under estimates of some of the findings.

The production of empirical data generated by the implementation of MCADD screening in France would improve the estimates of some of these parameters.

We review findings on actual social and economic costs, construct estimates of some of the costs from pertinent sources, and provide several hypothetical examples consistent with published evidence.

The sensitivity analysis indicates that the fits were satisfactory, but the estimates of some of the phenomenological parameter values were less certain.

Recording the pregnancy status of dogs collected for spaying and individual marking of dogs released following spaying can provide estimates of some of the demographic parameters essential for predicting the future effectiveness of an ABC programme.

According to research by Dr Nick Armstrong of Matrix barristers' chambers, the estimated costs of some of the changes – to prison representation, judicial review and the residence test – will be at least £47m.