Sentence examples for estimated with good from inspiring English sources

The PK parameters were estimated with good precision (low % standard error of estimation), and in particular the population estimate for oral clearance was estimated with a standard error of 4.57% and 95% confidence interval of 14.3 16.5 l/hour.

Good correlation is reached and the relevant fatigue parameters like strain energy density were estimated with good accuracy.

However, flaws associated with random labelling are significant and not all parameters controlling RBC survival in the model can be estimated with good precision.

The behaviour of the grains embedded in the polycrystal is compared with the behaviour of single crystals and the stress strain curve of the polycrystal is estimated with good accuracy from single crystal data, which are weighted based on a quantitative texture analysis of the polycrystal.

In Table 3, almost all parameters are estimated with good precision, and most of them are significant at a 5percentt level.

By subtracting to the total load the structural self-weight, equal to 10.0 N/mm, which is already acting before the test, the crack load is estimated with good precision.

The numerical results revealed that the DEM is capable of estimating with good accuracy the exact solutions of bond stresses, strains or slippages along the bonded length for linear bond-slip laws.

For a sensor system, in a known environment with known landmarks, the location and the orientation are usually straightforward to estimate with good accuracy.

In a sensitivity analysis presented in the Appendix, we generated a hypothetical population designed to model situations where clinicians can estimate with good accuracy which patients would live or die.

A unique feature of this study, the largest prospective study to date, was the availability of two 25(OH D measurements from blood samples donated a minimum of one year apart for a large proportion of the study subjects, allowing us to estimate with good precision the temporal reliability of 25(OH D, and factors that affected it, in the two cohorts.

By using this prediction, the expected cosmic ray variations in the near Earth space also can be estimated with a good accuracy.