Sentence examples for estimates acquired from inspiring English sources
Comparisons of ET estimates acquired using the Kcact and ODLR approaches against ECET, yielded RMSE values of; 1.88 and 2.57 mm d−1 and 1.10 and 2.39 mm d−1 (for two replicate transects), respectively.
Figure4 illustrates the completely decentralized filter structure in which each robot has its own filter to compute partial estimates, and a fusion filter for assimilating the estimates acquired from other nodes to generate the complete field estimate.
Thereby, true LAI and fAPAR are plot-level estimates while FCover is calculated as the average of FCover estimates acquired for at each sampling point within a plot (Pfeifer et al. 2014; Hardwick et al. 2015).
On the other hand, the estimates acquired from the UKF would only partially swing, due to the binding effect of the transition matrix ((varvec{F}_{k - 1})) and the small process noise vector ((varvec{w}_{k})).
Density estimates acquired by LIBRA were compared with commercially available software and standard Breast Imaging-Reporting and Data System (BI-RADS) density estimates.
We have shown that sequencing-based estimates of transcript abundance are in good agreement with estimates acquired with microarrays, provided that sequencing depth is sufficient [ 48].
Therefore all remainder estimates acquire the factor ((h^delta + b^{-delta })) with (b= abar{a}^{-1}) before scaling back, i.e. ((N^{frac{1}{3}delta } + (a N^{frac{1}{3}})^{-delta })) after it.
We can consider the same examples albeit assuming only that (hin (0,1)); then the remainder estimate acquires the factor (h^{-d+1}).
Unless the model structure is known, so that only a small set of parameters needs to be estimated, acquiring the necessary data is usually a monumental task.
They first established the sharp maximal estimates, then the end-point estimates were acquired.
Based on our inquiry into the origins of these estimates in the vulvovaginal candidiasis literature, it appears that these inadequately documented estimates have acquired an "unfounded authority" via repeated citation in the peer-reviewed literature, a phenomena described by Greenberg [ 78].
