Sentence examples for estimation of the latter from inspiring English sources

But when I asked him if it was comparable to Lending Club's — another big player in this space that has been on a financing tear to fuel growth — he corrected my estimation of the latter company's valuation.

An analysis of the relationship between biomass yield and Gibbs energy dissipation reveals that one does not need a very precise estimation of the latter to predict the former roughly.

A fixed parameters negative binomial model with random effects then was estimated to check its viability as an alternative to the random parameters model when the sample's large size makes estimation of the latter challenging.

The estimation of the latter from the mass loss between 105 and 475 °C for two fractions of RCA, allows for an accurate determination of the water absorption coefficient of the fine fraction.

Results in this paper are reported as IRRs instead of marginal effects, as estimation of the latter would require assumptions that would undermine the existence of heterogeneity across individuals; specifically, marginal effects would be estimated by assuming that all the random effects are zero [40].

Estimation of the latter requires that the annual breast cancer mortality rates used reflect the level of risk in the absence of treatment.

The MERCURY study [14] showed that MRI provides a non-biased estimation of EMD, the latter being an important prognostic factor [69].

Hence, the 2SLS estimation results of the latter are reliable.

This direction presents significant complications because of fundamental differences in the statistical setup between linear random effects models and their generalized counterparts and the complexities involved in estimation methods of the latter (for example a MCEM algorithm by McCulloch, 1990).

However, our results show that estimation of either of the latter will be contaminated by lead time unless there is very long (greater than two decades) observation.

The rationale behind treating the paired-end sequences as single-end was that TE copy-number estimation from coverage of the latter was believed to be more accurate, as paired-end information often links the repeat to different single-copy portions of the genome, preventing pairs from mapping near the boundaries of the repeated segment.