Sentence examples for estimates determined by from inspiring English sources

The overall moisture estimates, determined by slump flow values, were confirmed to be reliable through verification experiments.

Note that the fundamental limit of bearing estimates determined by Cramer-Rao Lower Bound (CRLB) for D = 1 cm spacing of the microphone pair, sampling frequency of 25 kHz and estimation duration of 100 ms, is computed to be 1° [71°.

The estimates determined by a woman's fertility team -- for example, the age of the embryo and date of transfer in the case of IVF -- should be the primary measure used to determine a woman's due date, as opposed to subsequent ultrasounds.

The Pearson correlation coefficients for spontaneous BRS estimates determined by TRS during resting phases (T0 vs. T3) were 0.85 in the lying position and 0.69 in upright posture.

Non-stationary BRS estimates determined by TRS during pharmacologically provocation (T1 vs. T2) were highly correlated in the lying position (r = 0.82) while the correlation in the standing position was somewhat lower (r = 0.65).

In Figure 4 the differences between BRS estimates determined by TRS and by the modified Oxford method (here as standard method) are plotted against the mean of the estimates from both methods.

It is not an estimate determined by Democrats.

This method gave a mass of precipitate of 30.2 mg, a value higher than the estimate determined by dissolving the precipitate during post-mortem analysis of the same diffusion cell (21.7 ± 0.4 mg).

Finally, using the average estimate determined by experts participating in the Delphi panel of the proportion of dengue patients treated at an ambulatory setting (67%, CI: 47 87%), we determined the number of ambulatory cases in Madurai.

The amplification of unisexual-like cyt-b sequence in a few Kentucky A. barbouri individuals is the possible cause of the erroneous phylogeny and time estimate determined by Robertson et al. [ 19].

Also, in most of these studies, the misattribution of location was interpreted in different variants of "most-likelihood" estimates determined either by priors or by geometrical constraints of the visual field.