Sentence examples for estimating experience from inspiring English sources
Deciding on the optimal recall period in which a participant can and should reflect on their experiences is complex; and there is a large amount of literature which demonstrates that memory bias (such as confounding or over/under estimating experience) is inherent in the task of recalling complex information retrospectively [ 25, 26].
Finally, some respondents may have been reluctant or under estimated experience of violence due to social desirability bias.
A recall period of three months can be used to estimate experiences and views but one month is more accurate for estimating use of the system.
A recall period of three months can be used to estimate experiences and views, but a recall period of four weeks is needed to estimate use of the system.
We extracted features for the data from hitchhiking logs, analyzed their importance and built corresponding classification and regression models for estimating hitchhiking experience with a sufficient accuracy.
Those of us who live in cities — more than half the world's population, according to many recent estimates — experience them mainly at eye and street level.
First, based on experiences, agents may estimate the experience trust from their transactions in the past with a given partner.
Such trust models based on experience trust and reputation seem to be suitable when there are enough transactions to estimate the experience as well as reputation.
One young person in 10 is estimated to experience some form of emotional or mental health problem each year, and problems often start early.
F. Hoffmann LaRoche, the pharmaceutical company that marketed the drug, said only about 1 in 10,000 people were estimated to experience the worst side effects.
