Sentence examples for estimated sufficiently from inspiring English sources

In point of view of design purposes it is very important that the absorption rates of the transferred reactants can estimated sufficiently accurate.

The fluctuation after the first tsunami could not be estimated sufficiently well because the nonlinearity of the tsunami and the microtopography near the coasts significantly influenced the waveforms.

Therefore, the slips in the southern part shown in Fig. 1 and Table 1 could have been underestimated, but the slip area should be estimated sufficiently.

Main result of this article is to show that, except for the speed parameter, the main parameters of tankers can be estimated sufficiently well for pre-design stage without having to apply conventional but arduous ship modeling experiments.

It is well known that as long as variations in the ionosphere follow regular patterns, the latest version of the International Reference Ionosphere IRI-2001 modestimatestesufficientlyly accurate NmF2 and other parameters relevant for the ionospheric effects on radio wave propagation.

Simulations show that the SE increases when τ is small (τ<10), and decreases when τ is large, this is because the channels can be trained and estimated more sufficiently with the increase of τ.

While follow-up of a long-term infection cohort such as was done in this study is the optimal method for estimating an FRR, false-recent rates can also be estimated in sufficiently large cross-sectional samples of ART-naïve individuals with long-term infection.

We also demonstrated that if the denominator of the ratio is estimated with sufficiently high precision, then the methods introduced in this paper will produce very similar confidence intervals.

There is a remarkable agreement in the confidence intervals from both the Fieller and profile-likelihood approaches due to the fact that the denominator of the ratio is estimated with sufficiently high precision, which would be the case for applications with large sample sizes.

All adaptational or gain control mechanisms face the challenge of obtaining a reliable estimate of the property of the input to be adapted to and obtaining this estimate sufficiently rapidly to be useful.

This should be sufficient to calculate sufficiently precise estimates of the feasibility outcomes listed above.