Sentence examples for estimated success from inspiring English sources

Table 4 shows the observed success and error detection rates of GIMME, together with the estimated success and error detection rates for RNMDSO.

GIMME has a success rate of 93.8% for routes with 25 segments, whereas the estimated success rate for RNMDSO is only 90.5%.

For routes with 25 segments, GIMME has a success rate of 93.8%, whereas the estimated success rate for RNMDSO is only 90.5%.

When mapping longer linear routes consisting of 20 road segments between the two maps, GIMME showed a success rate of 98.0%, whereas the estimated success rate of the RNM-based approach with DSO (" RNMDSO") is only 92.3%, a difference of 5.7%.

For a number of segments in the range of 1 to 20, the success rate of GIMME degrades more slowly with the number of segments than the success rate of RNMDSO: e.g. for routes with 20 segments, GIMME has a success rate of 98.0%, whereas the estimated success rate for RNMDSO is only 92.3%, a difference of 5.7%.

If pivmecillinam had been considered active in vivo on S. saprophyticus infections, the estimated success rates of pivmecillinam treatments would have reached 81% in our series.

We are also monitoring nests to estimate success and to see if the presence of nonnative rats influences nest success; rats will eat eggs, nestlings and even adults if they can catch them, as rats can climb trees.

This is because the number of recognized words is a real value, while average recognition success rate represents a program-wise estimated recognition success rate.

Given Inchon's tricky 30-foot tides, the general himself estimated that success was a 5,000 to 1 shot.

The kinetic parameters such as reaction order, pre-exponential factor, activation energy and stoichiometric coefficients that affect drying, pyrolysis, oxidation and decarbonation reactions were estimated with success.

Contact force parameters for the Kuwabara Kono model have been estimated with success for three biological materials, i.e., apples, tomatoes and potatoes.