Sentence examples for estimating or evaluating from inspiring English sources

The latter is typically accomplished by estimating or evaluating the high-end (or theoretically most exposed) individual.

This is the reason why structural similarity comparisons have long been established as the acid test for estimating or evaluating protein sequence alignments.

Articles included in the search were using wearable or mobile technology to estimate or evaluate sleep, published in English and conducted in adult populations.

In other cases, baseline creatinine (essential in RIFLE scoring) has been argued about, estimated or not evaluated because it is not available for all patients [ 5].

Prior estimates have also not explicitly addressed missing data for certain age groups or regions, distinguished nationally representative surveys from regional or community based surveys, quantified uncertainty in the dietary estimates, or evaluated heterogeneity by age and sex.

The foundation is data-driven in everything we do, from making grants to estimating and evaluating their impact.

The (asymptotic) covariance of this estimator is estimated by evaluating at, where Δ = ∂κ/∂θ.

A marginal abatement cost curve (MACC), often used as an important quantitative tool to estimate abatement burden or evaluate abatement performance, should be considered carefully.

Previous experience with predator encounters (acoustic, visual or physical) was estimated by evaluating the subject's ontogenetic history.

The proportions of cells with high, low, or no GFP fluorescence were estimated by evaluating ~100 150 cells.

In plants, prediction accuracy has been estimated by evaluating training and validation sets in single environments or in a subset of similar environments (within optimum or drought environments).