Sentence examples for estimates of defect from inspiring English sources

In addition, simplified methods may lead to biased estimates of defect sizes, as these usually are derived using cut-off values, which are based on a percentage of uptake in a reference region within the heart.

It is shown that existing defect size estimation methods include assumptions that describe the path of the rolling elements in the defect zone leading to poor estimates of defect size.

We performed a study with 30 professional software engineers and found that the median relative error of the engineers' subjective estimates of defect content to be zero, and that the reinspection decision based on that estimate is consistently more correct than the default decision of never reinspecting.

conductivity measurements as a powerful tool to estimate density of defect states in some glassy alloys.

Accurate national prevalence estimates of birth defects are essential because birth defects are one of the leading causes of infant mortality and a major contributor to childhood morbidity.

We note that the high frequency of DTC truncations likely obscures underlying pathfinding defects, thereby depressing our estimate of pathfinding defects in genotypes with frequent truncation defects.

The inspection results from on-site coring have a significant influence on the estimated occurrence probability of defect.

In this study, a hybrid approach that integrates spatial statistics, kernel based eigen-decomposition and support vector clustering is proposed to estimate the number of defect clusters in advance, and to separate both convex and non-convex defect clusters at the same time.

Estimates of restrictive ventilatory defect (RVD) vary by interpretation of acceptability criteria in population data.

(2) To compare estimates of restrictive ventilatory defect with three different pulmonary function tests (spirometry, alveolar volume (VA) and diffusing capacity (DL,CO)).

(1) To assess the impact of American Thoracic Society and European Respiratory Society (ATS/ERS) 'acceptability' and 'usability' criteria for spirometry on the estimates of restrictive ventilatory defect in a population of taconite miners.