Sentence examples for estimation interpretation from inspiring English sources

Inaccurate identification of anatomical landmarks due to the presence of foot deformity in IA may affect the estimation, interpretation and reconstruction of joint axis and ultimately the calculation of joint kinematics and kinetics [ 61].

Combined with concerns about data quality and availability, exposure assessment, case ascertainment, population estimation, interpretation of results, and study reproducibility [ 5, 6], the inconsistent cancer incidence and mortality results have failed to resolve the question of whether oil production activities increase the risk of cancer in local populations.

Our results show that the use of data from crushed material and current models to extrapolate specific surface areas for host rock conditions can lead to over estimation interpretations of sorption ability.

A new effective way of transfer function estimation and interpretation is presented by considering the input wave number spectrum in addition to the commonly used input frequency spectrum.

The presence of multicollinearity, leverage and strong outliers in kinetic data of polymerization systems interfere with correct estimation and interpretation of the kinetic parameters.

DW is the lead author responsible for the conceptualization of the study, the development of estimation methods, interpretation of results and discussion.

Recent empirics based on sound theoretical foundations have led to a richer and more accurate estimation and interpretation of the spatial relations described by the gravity model (Anderson [2011]).

Then, we describe the model specification on how to study the independent and dependent parameters from the panel data regression equation for our estimation and interpretation of the chosen variables.

The histochemical staining also indicated a strong cholinesterase inhibition in the organs examined and the analysis of the stained sections allowed for an estimation and interpretation of the intoxication effects of methamidophos, in combination with tissue morphology visible by Haematoxylin and Eosin staining.

Even though the variables are quite limited, we are able to establish quite convincingly our central point that treatment of location is very important in the estimation and interpretation of the decline in black-white disparity in U.S. labor markets over the past six decades.

While much work has been done across disciplines on topics related to combining nonrandom datasets, the mix of types of datasets used in GWAS which range from case control studies to random samples likely requires researchers to combine results to help improve both the estimation and interpretation of results from GWAS.