Sentence examples for estimated as part from inspiring English sources

Providing that there are sufficient samples taken through the course of the pandemic, the baseline could be estimated as part of the parameter estimation.

Between and within patient variability was estimated as part of the model estimation procedure in NONMEM.

In the non-compartmental analysis, the level was estimated based on pre-dose FVIIa coagulant activity levels and subtracted from the post-dose measurements; in the population analysis, the level was included as a subject specific random effect and estimated as part of the model estimation procedure.

Float ambiguities are estimated as part of the state vector with a Kalman filtering algorithm.

The red arrows indicate two percussive hits that were initially estimated as part of the solo signal.

In many eruptions, lavas erupt from newly formed vents, hence, the potential spatial distribution of new vents must be estimated as part of the analysis.

Estimation of through minimization of either of the cost functions and requires a priori knowledge of which, in turn, requires knowledge of the channel,, that we also wish to estimate as part of the receiver initialization.

On the other hand, it is shown in Section 3.1 that the slow dynamics that enter (dot{xi }= eta ^d x,xi )) can be accurately estimated as a part of an input to the electric network using the synchronized high rate waveform samples of PMU-like devices [22].

Despite the strictures against it, polygamy continues to thrive in Utah, where state officials estimate as many as 50,000 people are part of families with more than one wife.

The detection limits of quantitative maps in the study were estimated as several parts per million levels with the RSD values of ca. 10%%, whereas those of X-ray qualitative maps as 100 200 ppm.

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