"estimation of quantities" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you wish to describe the process of calculating or estimating the amounts of something. For example, "The team was given the task of making an estimation of quantities for the supplies needed for the event."
This kind of approach previously has been applied in studies by Pesonen et al. (2010a, b) in the estimation of quantities of coarse woody debris (CWD).
Soft sensors synthesise the information from physical sensors and recorded data to perform a number of tasks including the reconstruction of a field (e.g., temperature) from sample measurements and the estimation of quantities that cannot be measured directly.
The foregoing method assumes that the misclassification probabilities are known, and it is useful for conducting sensitivity analyses where one may specify a class of plausible values of the sensitivity and specificity to evaluate the misclassification effects on estimation of quantities such as odds ratios ψ jk or cell probabilities p ijk.
Methods are described for obtaining quantitative structure-activity relationships (QSAR) for the estimation of quantities of environmental interest.
This makes sure that one image does not dominate the others and negatively influence the estimation of quantities.
The training included estimation of quantities using common household measurements, for example, cups, spoons, customary packing size, and solid foods in pieces or slices.
Hence, it can be stated that thanks to the relative facility of conventional soil survey compared with geostatistical methods, this method can be expressed as a preferable way for handling a usual land suitability evaluation design; but using soil map units as land suitability delineations may lead to unsatisfactory results in estimation of quantity and type of existing limitations.
It consists of enumeration of all candidate solution systematically while a large amount of fruitless candidates are discarded based on upper and lower bound estimation of quantity to optimized.
3. Estimation of quantity.
The measurement of cost is appropriate and the methodology for the estimation of quantity and unit costs is clearly described.
Agarose gels or 'lab-on-a-chip'-based capillary electrophoresis platforms allow RNA sample quality assessment, with the latter also offering an estimation of quantity [ 32].
