Sentence examples for estimation of the relation between from inspiring English sources

A rough estimation of the relation between the length of the armature winding and the overall efficiency is included in the paper, as well as data from two existing generators.

To confirm this relation, we next perform multivariate estimation of the relation between illiquidity and returns.

On the basis of an estimation of the relation between thorax temperature excess above ambient air (Tthorax-Ta) and oxygen consumption in endothermic bees [59], [60], and measurements of the resting metabolism [30], [31] a rough estimation is possible how much heat an endothermic bee dissipates in comparison to ectothermic bees.

Second, we describe the detail of DOA estimation using the relation between propagation time differences and θ k.

An estimation of the linear relation between the speeds of different classes of vehicles was made from the linear regression.

We use the results of a survey performed in France in May 2011 (N ~ 1 500) in the framework of the ExpAcc project [61].1 First, we use standard OLS estimation to obtain an overview of the relation between referendum and socio-economics variables.

Our study thus suggests a possible negative impact of changing gestational age estimation method on the relation between post term gestation and mortality risk.

However, if the receiver does not have perfect estimation of the channel, the relation between the rate and MMSE matrix is not straightforward.

While our methods provide an estimation of risk, given the relation between disease burden and outcome, achieving a 63 day lead time prior to morphologic relapse has potential clinical benefits as treatment regimens can be implemented or altered such as immunotherapeutics targeting WT1 while the tumor burden is low.

We present here a theoretical model of the relation between estimation efficiency and detection power and show that the observed trade-off between efficiency and power is fundamental.

Distribution-based methods offer another approach in the estimation of MCIDs, which interpret results in terms of the relation between the magnitude of effect and some measure of variability in results.