Sentence examples for estimates which may from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the analysis is based on a set of conservative estimates, which may underestimate the cost-effectiveness of palivizumab.
A correlation analysis is then conducted showing that environmental and operational factors (e.g. temperature and pedestrian traffic) induce significant nonlinear effects on the modal frequency estimates, which may mask subtle early damage.
Also, it must be mentioned that the most evaluations on process capability indices focus on only point estimates, which may result in unreliable assessments of process potential, but using the results of Theorem 4.1 and Theorem 4.2, we obtain two confidence regions at levels 95%and99%9% for fuzzy PCIs C ˜ p Open image in new window and C ˜ pm Open image in new window in Table 2.
Our results reveal a retinotopic serial dependence in visual numerosity estimates, which may be a mechanism for maintaining the continuity of visual perception in a noisy environment.
Another important concern is related to uncertainty in time estimates, which may generally be large, especially for aDNA and when including other parameter uncertainty (such as for Ne, or the generation time).
Thus, we used imputed values for Lnight estimates, which may contribute to a greater uncertainty of the estimates.
By one estimate, which may be optimistic, only 20% of job-seekers have had any sort of vocational training.
A commonly cited estimate (which may or may not be accurate) is that about 90% of pitches do get rejected.
The reference point is obtained from a rough estimate which may be obtained from the preestimation process.
Further, the utilization of a patterned electrode with a given geometry can be estimated, which may be used for correcting the sheet resistance effect on electrode performance.
