Sentence examples for estimates of sample from inspiring English sources
The calculated posterior statistics were then used to calculate probabilistic fatigue life estimates of sample laminates.
Methods using the equations are also presented that yield precise estimates of sample sizes needed for genome scans or for testing a single candidate gene, and these power methods are shown to compare favorably with alternative approaches recently described by Knapp (1999) and by Tu and Whittemore (1999).
Samples from the Namib Sand Sea (NSS) with established luminescence ages are used to assess what in-situ information about relative sample age can be gleamed at and between sites using the portable luminescence reader, and to establish whether first-order estimates of sample age can be obtained.
Decision support takes the form of comparisons of estimates of sample size and minimum effect size.
All the estimates of sample variability are given in terms of the standard error (SE).
It has also provided data to inform the estimates of sample size, along with recruitment rates.
Because the sample was based on those who self-selected for participation rather than a sample based on probabilities, estimates of sampling error cannot be calculated.
The problems with measurement imprecision in studies of gene-lifestyle interaction are eloquently outlined and discussed by Wong et al. (19), where the authors provided estimates of sample-size requirements to detect gene-lifestyle interactions in the presence of varying degrees of environmental exposure assessment and phenotyping measurement error.
To validate that this 2C value of CEN yields appropriate genome size estimates of samples, 2C genome size of H. anomalus (Ames 26095; USDA, NPGS) also was estimated.
Estimates of samples of Musoma pemba, Kigoma pemba, and kichuguu consumed daily by pregnant women contained 17.9, 85.0 and 65.0 mg/day respectively (Table 4).
In general, there was good agreement between the observed and the approximate predicted estimates of sampling variance (Table 1), but this deteriorated as family size increased, with the approximation generally underestimating the sampling variance.
