Sentence examples for estimated such as from inspiring English sources

As an estimator for the spatial correlation, the local variations of the difference is estimated, such as (10).

Some mechanical parameters have been estimated, such as elastic modulus, tensile strength and toughness.

Moreover, the arm can grope environment, so simple but necessary terrain information for locomotion can be estimated, such as the height of obstacle and the terrain tilt angle, like human's groping something in the dark (invisible situation).

It would be preferable to replace numbers with terms that were more obviously estimated (such as 'days to weeks' or 'weeks to months').

This allows hazard ratios to be calculated, as the Cox model does, but additionally enables absolute effects to be estimated (such as mortality rate per 1000 person years at time t and probability of survival at time t).

We should stress that our choice of GCD as our optimization routine may not be ideal in other contexts, particularly when large models need to be estimated, such as exploration of the entire LASSO path over a grid of values for the optimal penalty parameter.

The uncertainty associated with a survey estimate is commonly expressed in terms of its standard error estimate or a measure related to the standard error estimates such as estimated coefficient of variation or a confidence interval.

Performance estimates such as expected transaction cycle times and resource (vehicle and vertical transfer unit) utilization are determined using this algorithm, and can be used to evaluate a variety of design configurations during the conceptualization phase.

"There is damage which is difficult to estimate, such as the loss of foreign customers and the collapse of businesses (especially small businesses), which could be permanent.

In conclusion, disease burden estimates such as this derived from local surveillance data can provide credible data to decision makers about the need for targeted interventions and what health and economic impact such interventions might yield.

Only endpoints directly referring to clinically measured outcomes were included, and not point estimates such as hazard ratio (HR) which are derived from data analysis.