Sentence examples for estimates of efficiency from inspiring English sources

Thus, in the current study, the estimates of efficiency indices with a correction due to regression-to-the-mean, were obtained for injury and severe accidents but not for total accidents (i.e. injury + "general with casualties" accidents), for which the correction tools are lacking.

As such, the estimates of efficiency herein should be taken only as qualitative observations.

In general, the accuracy of the estimates of efficiency of selection was high and the replication error was very low.

We constructed some specified control scenarios that either reflect straightforward control policies or would provide bounding estimates of efficiency or equality regardless of their viability (Table 1).

The results of this experiment shed light on the spatial scale of diagnostic features for biological motion perception and allow us to quantitatively compare human efficiency for discriminating actions to previous estimates of efficiency for discriminating other types of objects.

The molecular bases for these tendencies can probably be best characterized by pre-steady-state kinetics and estimates of efficiencies of mismatch extension using appropriate primer·template combinations, as in Xia et al. (2011) and Arana et al. (2011).

This can be used as an estimate of efficiency.

There is still some room for improvement in the optimization of the device, and a more precise and optimal estimate of efficiency will be presented in our future work.

The estimates of costs and health benefits provide a baseline estimate of efficiency within the service.

However, using an independent method below, we obtained a roughly similar estimate of efficiency (see GamGFP pinpoints subgenomic locations of DSBs in E. coli).

We examined this claim by obtaining estimates of human efficiency in the categorization of movement.