Sentence examples for for realistic estimation from inspiring English sources

Thus for the large particles the diffusion coefficients are highly overestimated by the Simon et al. approach which appears to be not suitable for realistic estimation of the migration of nanoparticles therefore, especially for those which are used as fillers in concentrations in the percentage range.

The probabilistic method was extended for realistic estimations of the experimental capacity scattering in form of upper and lower percentiles.

That is, appropriate values for the soil parameters are essential for the realistic estimation of the moisture variation and the consequent gravity changes by the hydrological model.

73 The collection of observational data for ESA treatment-related activities should allow for a realistic estimation of the average times spent on each activity.

Validation results suggest that our approach is suitable for a realistic estimation of grassland age in marginal European landscapes.

Detailed representation of a power system allows for a realistic estimation of maximum penetration levels of VRE and the related technical impacts like cycling of generators (part-loading and number of start-ups).

The paper discusses the nature of the spatial distribution of the relevant benefits at the landscape scale and the data requirements for the realistic estimation of efficiency gains.

Since the mechanical behaviour of these materials is strongly dependent on the fibre direction, variability should be considered and modelled as exactly as possible for more realistic estimation of their forming and infusion behaviour and their final composite mechanical properties.

These basic parameters are suggested to be kept for a realistic estimation of power consumption in networks.

For a realistic estimation of the precision of our prediction method, effectively each predicted protein pair should be validated in a wet lab experiment, which is out of the realistic scope of this study.

31 The major strength of our study is the population-based follow-up of hypertension control in daily settings, overcoming the limitations of concurrent evaluation of hypertension control in cross-sectional studies, which allowed for a realistic estimation of effect of a simple campaign in low-income settings.