Sentence examples for estimates as possible from inspiring English sources

Despite the limited availability of literature regarding mobility and comfort of vulnerable road users in relation to new ITS, much literature was reviewed to have as valid and reliable estimates as possible of the estimates of the effects.

In an effort to automatically remove inaccurate estimates while keeping as many accurate estimates as possible, we define the matched source number (MSN) as the one which in conjunction with a parameter estimator results in the smallest MSE of the parameter estimates.

To avoid this, a routine was followed in order to obtain as reliable estimates as possible (see Methods section).

In the same way as for composition data, as many similar data as possible from different publications were aggregated to give as reliable estimates as possible.

In order to give as precise effect estimates as possible, care was taken to investigate discrepancies in trial samples and interventions.

To establish this, the appearance of the first psychotic symptoms represented the pre-identified cut-off; in order to reach as accurate estimates as possible, direct information from patients was systematically retrieved along with data obtained from at least one close relative plus, when possible, previous medical reports.

J.P. Morgan reiterated a "neutral" rating on Intel, citing potential downside to calendar 2006 estimates, as well as possible risks from expanding into the NAND flash-memory market.

And both auction houses say they have kept estimates as low as possible to lure bidders who like to think there are bargains to be had.

Second, obtaining WCET estimates as tight as possible so tasks can be successfully scheduled while minimising the amount of hardware resources required.

The error score for a simulated observer who estimates as close as possible to the genetic estimates is 0.36.

"We perceive it to be in our interest to see as low a per-capita sweetener consumption estimate as possible," Jack Roney, director of economics and policy analysis at the American Sugar Alliance, wrote in an e-mail on March 30 , 2011