Sentence examples for estimated with precision from inspiring English sources

If risk cannot be estimated with precision, then how is safety to be assured with traffic growth and operational/technical changes?

The break point of the fixed effect, where the slope changed, was estimated with precision, having 95% credible intervals of 1989 1990 (Fig. 3a).

Growth rates of individual trees is highly variable, even in the same dbh category of one species, and low death rates require large samples to be estimated with precision.

There are few data sets where the BSV of n can be estimated with precision.

This reduces the actual number of parameters that must be estimated with precision.

This would allow for the recruitment rate in each site to be estimated with precision of ±12% (based on n=45), and overall recruitment rate to be estimated with precision ±6% (based on n=180).

Rapid estimates of genetic correlation achieved in one generation are notoriously difficult to estimate with precision.

The true cost of an imposed closure is further complicated by the fact that many people would endogenously stop flying, as occurred during the SARS outbreak in 2003, so the loss beyond this endogenous response is difficult to estimate with precision.

This made difficult to estimate with precision the PIVE in both studies.

Genetic correlations are difficult to estimate with precision, especially without adequate breeding designs, and such estimates are not available for most exploited populations.

Second, estimating with precision how frequently ALI develops and is managed clinically on the general wards is difficult because of uncontrollable variables such as the numbers and availability of ICU beds, referral practice within the institution, and case mix.