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In the future, weight estimations may be particularly useful in forensic biological profiling.

While maintaining good accuracy, the solution becomes so easy that even parameter estimations may be carried out.

A new model on which estimations may be based is proposed for cases when two or more types of inclusion are present.

Experiential estimations may be made by applying findings from relevant experimental studies, or by conducting site-contextualized subjective experiments, either in situ where conditions permit testing, or in the lab using computational simulations known as auralizations.

Qualitative and quantitative interpretations of ULSEL results, such as trajectory corrections and distance estimations, may be accomplished by comparing the apparent resistivity log actually recorded with the theoretical response of a multilayered geoelectrical model, which is representative for the formations crossed by the borehole.

Since 50.8% of the total city center population in Turkey is considered, the total amounts of these estimations may be interpreted as a good indicator to give an idea about the energy requirements and fuel consumption for heating purposes in the buildings in all the city centers of Turkey.

Even if a parameter is formally identified and there is a unique optimal parameter estimate, estimation may be problematic.

Therefore, an approach in which lactation yield is first estimated and subsequently used for breeding value estimation may be more appropriate.

Performance estimation may be unreliable because of the natural limitations of estimating the true performance of the dataset.

Logistic regression or the proportional hazards model can also be used to estimate the prevalence ratio, but this is not straightforward and estimation may be intractable in the presence of many covariates (Thompson et al. 1998).

Consequently the pose estimation may be more accurate in some directions and contain unavoidable ambiguities.