Sentence examples for estimates for further from inspiring English sources

Both the SEEV and the AIE model provided estimates for percentage dwell times with similar quality, while the AIE model was able to provide estimates for further measure like gaze frequencies and link values.

The cover of all plant species was measured annually using a 1-m2 frame divided into 10 cm units to facilitate cover estimates (for further details on the experimental layout see [40]).

By extension, selection of lines with favorable GCA, or additive, trait estimates for further development may not be a productive method to enhance hybrid traits.

When presenting estimates of the cure proportion, we categorise FIGO stage in three levels (IA, IB, and II or higher), because the estimates for further subdivisions into stages II and III or higher were unreliable, and consequently did not add any further information.

The slope, m0, of the curves at t → 0 were estimated for further treatment.

The channel is estimated for further use when applying beamforming techniques, in order to couple the energy in the best way between the source and the destination and to restrain multiuser interferences.

To retain maximum information, we combined multiple effect values into a pooled estimate for further analysis if one study reported several results separately for different sampling time points.

To retain maximum information, if one study reported several results separately for different blood samples collected during chemotherapy, we combined multiple effect values into a pooled estimate for further meta-analysis.

The bioliq process will be covered on the pilot plant scale in four successive process sections, with the aim to determine design data for commercial facilities, to gain practical experience, to allow for reliable cost estimates, and for further process development and optimization.

We recommend ranking geographical regions, based on relative confidence in extrapolated estimates, for prioritising further data collection.

However, even if all mutations had concordant effects on fitness, the range in presented here (1.06-2.14) could be consistent with anything from modest benefits of sexual selection to females to a greater than two-fold fitness advantage compared to a hypothetical asexual competitor, depending on the mutation rate, so refining estimates for through further study will be critical.