Sentence examples for estimates of the quantitative from inspiring English sources

end{aligned}Other, interesting estimates of the quantitative isoperimetric constant in dimension 2 for special classes of convex sets, not necessarily with small asymmetry, are studied in [6, 46].

Conclusions: Differences between the results of our analyses and those reported from using the Bayesian approach suggest that estimates of the quantitative impact of pollutants depend on the choice of statistical approach, although results are not directly comparable because they are based on different data.

Audit controls were one of the big contributing factors to its embarrassing failure, and even though its estimates for the quantitative part of the test were right, it got to that correct answer the wrong way.

The precision of estimates from the quantitative surveys were based on 95% confidence interval (CI).

Review articles were disregard to avoid duplication of the same estimates in the quantitative analysis.

However, the above qualitative estimates of antimicrobial usage is different of the quantitative estimate of usage, where sulfonamides was by far the most used in quantitative terms, followed by tetracyclines and fluoroquinolones.

Many of the estimates of quantitative genetic parameters were made for the purpose of 'genetic improvement' of populations used for commercial farming.

Many methods exist for incorporating uncertainty into the quantitative estimates of the performance parameters.

Table 1 tabulates the estimates of population and quantitative genetic parameters from the three-generation design.

Such parameters may be useful as quantitative estimates of the potency of hepatocarcinogenic agents not only in rodents, but potentially in quantitative risk estimations in the human.

That is, we cannot estimate the quantitative distribution of various ways of reasoning or to give quantitative estimates of bias and random error.