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This process was repeated until the parameters could be estimated with sufficient accuracy, apparent by the model prediction errors.

However, all model parameters can not be estimated with sufficient accuracy if we only have limited training data.

Furthermore, the volume changes of concrete were estimated with sufficient accuracy by analyzing the behavior of the paste using a composite model of aggregate and paste.

The lateral position and orientation of the motorcycle with respect to the road middle line could not be estimated with sufficient accuracy with the available sensors.

Pavement rutting cannot be estimated with sufficient accuracy and reliability using current mechanistic procedures which are based on either (1) linear viscoelastic models or (2) layer-strain algorithms.

The first issue, that long-term effects cannot be estimated with sufficient accuracy, is in case of vPvB substances met by the very high bioaccumulation potential.

In particular, the possibility to estimate with sufficient accuracy the behavior of natural rubber at any intermediate concentration of S-TBBS-DPG having engineerelevancevance has been proved, calibrating the model by means of simple closed form standard best fitting on few experimental data.

In order to estimate with sufficient precision the prescribing pattern, particularly, antipsychotic combination, we hypothesized a worst-case scenario level of antipsychotic combination of about 70%, to be estimated with a 95% confidence interval of 15 percentage points.

The second difference is that the error, or the excitation energy or excess work performed during the process, can be estimated with a sufficient precision for arbitrarily given interpolating functions.

The update in the M-step corresponds to finding maximum likelihood estimates with expected sufficient statistics for each image under the approximate posterior which is computed by the variational parameters.

However, precision of PIPn estimated with 1,000 points is sufficient for the aim of this work (see R2 = 0.999 for comparison between 1000 and 5000 points on Additional file 1: Figure S8).