Sentence examples for estimation guidelines from inspiring English sources

A detailed review of flood frequency estimation guidelines from different countries showed that the value of historical data is generally recognised, but practical methods for systematic and routine inclusion of this type of data into risk analysis are in most cases not available.

She added that in her estimation, if the guidelines for stopping bottle and pacifier use had been followed, "about 80 percent of the children in the study would not have been using the product at the time they were injured".

From the theoretical results obtained under the assumption of unbiased and uncorrelated estimation errors, simple guidelines for the design of multiple classifier systems using linear combiners are given.

In the LIFE study, the mortality rate after 4.8 years of follow-up (half the follow-up that that used for the estimation in the Guidelines) was 14% for the subgroup of diabetic patients with HT and ECG-LVH [ 9], and 20,3% suffered a cardiovascular complication (cardiovascular death, myocardial infarction or stroke).

Response rate estimation, based on American Association for Public Opinion Research guidelines, ranged between 15% and 24.9% for the study.

Step II: Innovation process RMSV estimation— According to the guidelines provided by Proposition 1, the RMSVs σ i i = 0,…,N − 1 of the innovation process of the N frames in each subsequence are estimated as the RMSV of the motion compensation residuals and are sorted in ascending order.

For reference cases, we used 10 iterations in estimation according to the guidelines of Corander and Marttinen (2006).

For a functional assessment of risk, the American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association guidelines describe estimation of METS (metabolic equivalents; Duke Activity Status Index [ 17]), with one MET representing adult resting oxygen consumption (VO2) and four METS or less representing poor cardiorespiratory function and, therefore, high risk.

While Table 1 column 2 contains the potential presence of the respective SVHCs in consumer articles, the following paragraph compiles information on the article-specific occurrence of SVHCs, such as governmental or non-governmental surveillance data, substance estimations in articles, or guidelines for environmentally friendly products.

A tendency for over-estimation of adherence to guidelines in self-reported situations has been demonstrated [ 41].

A considerable discrepancy in risk estimations among different clinical guidelines and the 70-gene signature was observed [ 9, 15].