Sentence examples for estimated part from inspiring English sources

Brown: real patch; purple: truly estimated part of the patch; Orange: falsely estimated part of the patch.

The smooth function of PM2.5 10 (lag01)from the single-pollutant model, adjusted for the covariates listed above, suggests that the more precisely estimated part of the curve does not deviate from linearity.

In order to avoid misinterpretation of the plot we restrict our analyses to the accurately estimated part of the LTT, which will be least influenced by the missing taxa.

The third row of each block in the table is denoted by IFE and shows the estimated part of the raw differential which is due to the IFE.

Tap in the make and model of your vehicle along with what ails it (for instance, worn brake pads and rotors) and RepairPal spits out estimated parts and labor costs ($417 to $516 in New York City).

A priori sign violation is the mismatch between the ordinality of the true and estimated part-worth utilities.

Researchers in the field of conjoint analysis have suggested the use of sign violations of the estimated part-worth coefficients as a measure of the quality of the results.

The estimated part-worth utilities estimates of the attribute levels are almost the same as in the model without the interaction terms.

The hypothesis for this study was that the estimated part-worth values or coefficients, exponentiated to odds ratios in this study, for each of the four profile attributes were simultaneously equal to zero.

From the estimated part-worth utilities it can be concluded that respondents prefer a non-invasive test that is highly sensitive, requires no preparation, offered biennial, highly specific and has no complications.

Average weekly exposure (estimated parts per million–hours per week), defined as the cumulative exposure divided by the duration of exposure in weeks.