Sentence examples for flawed estimate of from inspiring English sources

As the SW2P simulations demonstrate, principled estimates of contact strength or duration can lead to apparently excellent agreement with ground-truth scenarios; however, this was based on a flawed estimate of the actual contact data.

The proposed models relate in a simple fashion the conditional individual probability of failure characterising a single flaw (estimated by a Monte Carlo simulation) to the probability of failure characterising a population of flaws.

5 This study used flawed methods of collecting samples, and therefore cannot be relied on, but the contrast with the industry estimates is too large to be ignored.

The case control design has been shown to provide severely flawed results when estimating the effect of mammography screening programmes, with specific reference to the 1984 study of Nijmegen (Janzon and Andersson, 1991).

We also demonstrate that Willan's proposed estimate of this probability is logically flawed.

A major flaw is that it results in an estimate of the population eigenvalue density convolved with the Cauchy kernel instead of the population eigenvalues.

Rough estimate of the concentration of "flaws" in the film formed on "as received", "chemically cleaned" and "electropolished" aluminium plate was 2 × 108.3 × 107 and 105/cm2, respectively.

This source's only systematic flaw was to consistently have a higher estimate of Christians than other cross-national data sets.

The critical flaw lies in the fact that an estimate of ITD based on global hemispheric activity is not robust to changes in sound properties other than ITD.

Costs to fix the flaw will not hurt profit, and a specific estimate of those costs has not been determined, a spokesman, Joe Gavaghan, said.

Thus estimating genome complexity of extinct organisms based on an uncertain estimate of functional genome size of present-day organisms could be doubly flawed.