Sentence examples for estimation standpoint from inspiring English sources

From a pure estimation standpoint, the two approaches thus have different trade-offs.

Unfortunately, from an estimation standpoint, these issues are extremely variable by region and weather patterns and are not easily incorporated into national estimates such as ours.

From this standpoint, estimation of ideal lumen boundary of a given duct will be possible and portrayal of atypia of the original lumen will be feasible based on the boundary.

Considering this theoretical standpoint, various estimation techniques (presented in Sect. 5) show (in Table 3) the coefficients of the lagged dependent variables are persistent as expected and described in Sect. 2.

However, from a practical standpoint, the ML estimation based on (17) requires a computationally demanding 4-D parameter search.

From the standpoint of predictively estimating the empirical quotient q in (3), zero and maximum entropy, respectively, correspond to the most and least trivial predictive tasks in that tolerance for error (e.g., in the estimation of the dissociation constant K D for use in (4) through (7)) increases without bound as q approaches either zero or unity.

We term these (tau )-fixed estimations and find them very interesting from the standpoint of predictive quality.

More generally, from an empirical standpoint, because the second step of DCM-boosting (supertree estimation, such as SCM) reduces accuracy, DCM-boosting will only yield empirical benefits to the extent that the phylogeny estimation method improves in accuracy on the taxon subsets compared with its accuracy on the original full set of taxa more than the supertree estimation method reduces accuracy.

The two studies are also interesting from a methodological standpoint because the results from IV and OLS estimations can be compared.

From a methodological standpoint, evaluating the accuracy of the parameter co-estimation allowed us to identify the most accurate set of statistics to be used for the estimation of each of the different historical and demographic parameters characterizing recent human evolution.

A reasonable estimation of the bottomhole flowing-fluid temperature assists in well design from the standpoints of equipment selection and management of annular-pressure buildup or APB.