Sentence examples for evaluated estimation from inspiring English sources
Intrapulmonary shunt measurement is difficult, and two main methods have been evaluated: estimation of 'functional' shunt (using Riley's venous admixture Qs/Qt) [6] and estimation of 'anatomical' shunt (using multiple inert gas technique [7] or lung computed tomography scan [8]).
Intrapulmonary shunt measurement is difficult, and two main methods have been evaluated: estimation of 'functional' shunt (using Riley's venous admixture Qs/Qt) [ 6] and estimation of 'anatomical' shunt (using multiple inert gas technique [ 7] or lung computed tomography scan [ 8]).
One study evaluating estimations of eight blood loss simulations before and after a PowerPoint presentation on blood loss estimation found that error was reduced in the post-presentation estimates [ 35].
In "Estimation errors of the regional stress field around Mt. Ontake" section, we evaluated the estimation errors of the regional stress pattern using multivariate normal random numbers.
Then, we statistically evaluated the estimation process quality when using a least squares approach.
The system performance is evaluated with estimation error and antenna correlation parameters.
The root mean square error is adopted to evaluated the estimation performance.
In this method, the damage of structure is evaluated by estimation of fragility function of structure through numerous non-linear dynamic analysis subjected to different ground motion records.
To remove the effect, we statistically evaluated the estimation errors of the regional stress field and included these errors in the analysis.
The choice of reference stress pattern can cause systematic modeling errors; therefore, we statistically evaluated the estimation errors of the regional stress field and incorporated them into the FMT analysis in a simplified manner.
The performance of the method was evaluated through estimation of the recovery, linearity, repeatability (intra-day precision), intermediate precision (inter-day precision), accuracy, limit of detection (LOD) and limit of quantification (LO Q.
