Sentence examples for estimations of whether from inspiring English sources

PC developers can be just as conservative as everyone else in their estimations of whether to get on board a new train.

The presented formalism, correct in the low-solubility limit, should be considered as an appropriate starting point for estimation of whether a more computationally expensive formalism is needed.

The third perspective involves an estimation of whether or not a project has what is necessary to allow full implementation and to achieve long-term success.

Tremors is their new Twitter app which does the following: it attempts to match tweets to venues, based on a combination of fuzzy word matching, the general location the tweet came from and then a rough estimation of whether the Tweet was positive or negative about the venue.

This efficiency parameter is not a substitute for a detailed economic analysis, but an indication and a quick estimation of whether the nitrogen generation/injection cost would be justified by the incremental oil produced.

This potentially prevented accurate estimation of whether the distance between crow and meat was reduced after a pull-step, and therefore a pull-step could appear to have a neutral effect on the meat's position rather than a positive one.

An estimation of whether or not a transcript was detected by a probe was calculated.

Since it was likely that the health status would change at least for a part of the patients, an additional question on the subjective estimation of whether their complaints had changed over this period, was added [ 18].

Estimation of whether D differs significantly from 1 or 0 is achieved by evaluating where the observed number of changes (s obs ) fits within the distribution of the 1000 generated s r and s b values respectively.

Estimation of R0 determines whether malaria outbreaks eventually become endemic (guaranteed in deterministic models when R0 > 1) and the prevalence to which the system tends, given here by N R0 − 1) ÷ (R0 + σ) for the human population [where σ = a(T) b1 ÷ μ(T) is Macdonald's index of stability (Macdonald 1957)].

With these considerations it remains unclear whether estimations of prognosis by health care professionals are superior or not to the estimation of prognosis obtained by scoring systems.