Recent advances in computational power have allowed the use of online parameter estimation techniques in various applications.
Recent advances in computational power have allowed the use of online parameter estimation techniques in varied applications such as reconfigurable or adaptive control, system health monitoring, and fault tolerant control.
More detailed epidemiological data providing information on the number of imported cases could have allowed the use of more refined estimation methods, but were not available to us (see e.g., [ 68, 69]).
Having a greater understanding of the patients' medical history would have allowed the clinical study panel to be more precise in their estimations of severity of potential ADEs.
The use of FACETS has allowed a full analysis of the marks from nine diets of the PACES examination, it has allowed the separate and independent estimation of effects due to candidate, examiner and station type.
A case control study design would not have allowed for the estimation of mortality rates; however, the use of case and control farms created a cohort from which excess mortality rates during a heat wave as compared to the two control periods can be estimated.
This number can only be estimated by comparing the DPT-1 experience with the literature, because there was no unscreened control group in the trial that would have allowed for estimation of the incidence of DKA in the absence of semiannual testing with the OGTT.
Recent applications of position-controlled perturbation techniques to the human trunk have allowed separate estimation of intrinsic and reflexive trunk mechanical behaviors.
Additional samples collected during follow-up would have allowed better estimation of exposure to these chemicals over time, although few long-term prospective cohorts have more than a baseline spot urine sample.
