Sentence examples for extent estimation from inspiring English sources

The reservoir area extent estimation from the square grid method revealed that reservoir HD2000 covered an area of 5.29 km2.

Twenty methods are reviewed for their goal and scope, developer, target application, required data, considered aspects and parameters, exposure assessment, hazard extent estimation, index formulation, and output data.

Although the multi-point IpDFT methods can reduce the sensitivity to some extent, frequency estimation errors due to the spectral interference from the image component still remain significant [15], especially for the signals with a few cycles.

This technique allows, to some extent, the estimation of absorbed radiation dose from past exposures.

∈ i 2 is the within-study variance, describing the extent of estimation error of δ i, and the parameter τ 2 represents the heterogeneity of the effect size between the studies.

A secondary aim is investigating to what extent developed cost estimation methods have-been tested with real cost information and furthermore review how accurate they have been established to be.

A few "wild" plants (e.g. dandelions, nettles, goutweed), are not currently on the commercial market to an extent that enables estimation of market prices.

This may have biased the cross-sectional associations between eye disease and visual acuity in Table 2 and 5, but it does not to the same extent compromise the estimation of the predictive power of the eye pathologies at diagnosis for the change in visual acuity during the following 6 years.

But if the extent of under-estimation is similar in the two diets, the relative difference between the two may still be estimated adequately.

As with all evaluations that use patient assessments of their health status and resource use at specified time points, we do not know the extent of over/under-estimation.

Collinearity diagnostics indicated dependency between respondents' estimations of fascination, extent, and complexity, and between estimations of coherence and scope.