Sentence examples for estimations of either from inspiring English sources

12" alfalfa is marginal height for any equation estimations of either percent or NDF.

In general, the TTC-based approach could offer better estimations of either QTL position or effect, though this superiority waned as the heritability and sample size increase.

This is due to the unreliable estimations of either the SNR [14] in case of the Shannon information capacity or the response distributions of reference and test responses in case of the Kullback-Leibler divergence.

If the role of PISA as a benchmark for monitoring the relative progress of education systems continues to grow in prominence while at the same time becoming more sensitive to variations in student engagement, accurate reporting should incorporate response latencies in the estimation of either individual student estimates or aggregate performance.

Finally, a life prediction model is proposed that includes fatigue and environmentally assisted damage mechanisms, which enables the life estimation of either test type.

For accurate estimation of either image texture or noise STD, we distinguish two complementary informative maps: noise- (NI-) and texture- (TI-) informative ones.

Estimates of ω necessarily classify sites with differences as non-synonymous or synonymous, and errors in the estimation of either can profoundly affect the outcome of these analyses.

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.

Therefore, our study does not allow for estimation of either sensitivity or specificity of the DNRP diagnosis, which is a limitation.

We speculate that the extra power/efficiency provided by our approach comes from the extra information that is incorporated into the modeling via Mendelian inheritance assumptions (allowing the estimation of either allele frequency or mating-type frequencies), information that is not used in logistic regression.

Comparing both anterolateral and posterolateral approaches, no significant differences were found for inaccuracy of estimation for either anteversion (4.9° vs. 5.5°, respectively) or abduction (5.3° vs. 6.1°).