Sentence examples for for appropriate estimation from inspiring English sources
The most common approach is to adjust variance estimates via generalized estimating equations (Liang and Zeger 1986), thus allowing for appropriate estimation and inference, even when the exact structure of dependence is not known.
The intersection area obtained for the metric MSSIM (Figure 11c) almost coincides with that for the metric PSNR. Figure 11 Areas of acceptable δ V and δ k for different noise cases with marked boundaries for appropriate estimation accuracy.
For some coalitions, even several years may be an insufficient time for appropriate estimation.
The earlier rat studies provided an incomplete dataset to estimate depletion of the chemical from the body, because the selection of inadequate sample times did not allow for appropriate estimation of the ME half-life in the rat kidney.
The ESS-values for the BEAST analysis parameters were higher than 200, which is the recommended threshold for ensuring appropriate estimation of the posterior distribution of each parameter [ 46].
The different totals between the diploids and polyploids suggested that more than 2500 genes in the polyploid did not have sufficient polymorphism for an appropriate estimation of molecular evolution.
This operation allows for a more appropriate estimation of the parameters in the two remaining stages.
At this stage of questionnaire development, a change score of −0.1 to −0.2 is the most appropriate estimation for determining a threshold for treatment response.
Jackknife technique is the most appropriate estimation for our commodity pricing model, which provides the least sum-squared error of commodity prices.
In order to build the reliability model together with estimating the input parameters for this model it is essential to determine various components (parts) of the system and to provide appropriate estimation for their relationships (Kececioglu 1991, 1997).
Additionally, the MWM offers a more appropriate estimation approach for the glassy modulus, successfully avoiding the undesirable spectrum oscillations and negative spectrum lines.
