Sentence examples for estimated using mean from inspiring English sources

Here D is the vapor pressure deficit of the air, I0 is incoming solar radiation and Eref is species-specific parameter representing ETrees at D = 1 kPa that may be estimated using mean sapwood area of a tree stand.

Bizindavyi and Neale (1999) proposed that the initial transfer length may also be estimated using mean bond strengths where the mean bond strength is defined as the maximum load divided by the bond area.

R0 was estimated using mean monthly temperature data for each year and location as described in the following sections.

The total weight of soil eaten per day was estimated using mean weight of a pemba stick.

Approximate genetic correlations were estimated using mean scores of both males and females of each strain because there are significant sex effects for some variables.

The achievement of A1C target <6.5% has been estimated using mean and SD of A1C at the end of treatment in each RCT (3).

For example, μ s → v ( k ) can be estimated using mean-matched or mode-matched approximations as follows: Step 1: Given the mean value μ v → s ( k ̄ ) generate a sufficiently large number of N samples of m v → s ( k ̄ ) ∼ N ( μ v → s ( k ̄ ), 2 μ v → s ( k ̄ ) ). Step 2: Given P X1,X2) and σ2, generate N samples from the pdf of the GMAC output y.

Allele frequencies in DNA pools were re-estimated using mean genotype cluster positions calculated from smaller subsets of constituent individuals, comprising of N = 10, 20, …, 100, 150 and 200 individuals sampled without replacement from the full dataset.

Allele frequencies in DNA pools were re-estimated using mean genotype cluster positions calculated from smaller subsets of constituent individuals, ranging from 10 to 200 individuals sampled from the full dataset.

Space mean speed values are estimated using time mean speed values and used in plotting fundamental diagrams to find empirical capacity values.

Within-family divergences were estimated using the mean pairwise divergence between members of the families or the mean divergence between each member and the family consensus.