Sentence examples for estimation of the slope from inspiring English sources
The estimation filters the intercept a, and this fact allows for a more precise estimation of the slope b. 2.
Then, linear regression was applied to the data with a good fit (Chi square, 0.0054505 ± 0.0049021) allowing estimation of the slope, which resembles the [18F]FCho influx into the cell.
The relative lack of precision in setting the F-E plane may be due to the more difficult sight-lines in the operating room when assessing the F-E plane, which requires estimation of the slope in the sagittal plane and may not be readily visible in many cases.
This estimation of the slope is an indicator of the shape of the curve where the transition takes place.
Such criterion, together with an estimation of the slope of the power-law via standard Levenberg-Marquardt fitting algorithms, allows to distinguish between regimes "E", "C" and "S".
Thus, our estimation of the slope using only fish δ15N will be justified; that is, even though the δ15N signature of the baseline has changed over time, it is unlikely to affect our results (but see [25] for interspecific size-trophic relationships).
In the 'finite mixture model', an algorithm applying fixed residual variances is used for clustering of the data points of interest and subsequent estimation of the slopes of the linear regression lines.
The separation of the estimations of the slope from that of the intercept allows for better control of each regression.
The separation of the estimations of the slope from that of the intercept allows for better control of each regression. .
Important indications come also from the analysis of the bathymetry in front of the promontory about −5 m— jointly to the estimation of the bottom slope.
The filtering of multiply scattered photons entering the CGWS gate by the FD is not precluding the correct estimation of the defocus slope (Figs. 5 e) and 5(f)), except for the very small range of FD size (FOV smaller than 180 µm (20×/0.5 objective) or than 60 µm (63×/0.9 objective).
