Sentence examples for extend estimates from inspiring English sources
Extreme values of fractional rank were predicted using curvilinear regression (with r2 consistently >0.99) to consistently extend estimates of λ below about 1×10−7 attainable by fitting the observed data in the most extreme 2.5% SNP frames into their resampled distributions.
Here, we extend estimates of sperm whale mtDNA CR diversity using Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) technologies (Illumina GAIIx and Roche GS Junior 454) to sequence 17 sperm whale mitogenomes chosen to represent the worldwide diversity of CR haplotypes (table 2).
We therefore consider an extended estimating equations (EEE) version of GLM (also referred to as power-GLM or PGLM) that doesn't require a priori specification of the link and variance functions.
We extend our estimates to equations on complete noncompact manifolds satisfying a lower bound estimate on the Ricci curvature, and derive some Liouville type theorems.
But given concerns over the aggregation of urban areas, if we extend the estimates only to the time when the aggregation becomes necessary (2003 in this case), the estimate, while a shade larger, is no longer statistically significant.
In this paper, we extend some estimates that Ding has presented in [8] into the two-weight case.
Differences in tree density, ground flora, topography, soil and geological conditions make it very difficult to extend these estimates to general predictions.
In this paper, we extend some estimates of the right-hand side of a Hermite–Hadamard Fejér type inequality for functions whose first derivatives' absolute values are convex.
In this article, we extend some estimates of the right-hand side of a Hermite-Hadamard-type inequality for preinvex functions.
The second and third reasons could potentially result in more sites with substitutions, resulting in higher sequence diversity, which could extend time estimates further into the past.
In Britain the authorities were forced to extend an estimated £1trillion to prevent the sector from melting down.
