Sentence examples for higher estimation from inspiring English sources

Simulation results indicate that this method provides a larger range of estimable vibration frequency, higher estimation precision, and lower computation complexity.

Here we consider the use of the foldover technique in conjunction with combining designs having different blocking schemes to produce alternative partially confounded blocked fractional factorial designs that have more estimable two-factor interactions or a higher estimation capacity or both than their traditional counterparts.

Indeed, modeling accuracy increases with G (so the bias decreases), but when G increases the number of unknown parameters to estimate increases and this leads to a higher estimation variance.

A new recursive state estimator is developed, which is proved to have higher estimation precision than several existing filters.

Since the Taylor-series expansion is used in estimating position errors, Step 3 should be applied repeatedly in order to obtain higher estimation accuracy with x mo compensated by Δx m (which is estimated in the former iteration) in each iteration.

It must be said that there are British writers who have held Kafka in higher estimation than does Hawes.

Study 3 showed that lower estimations of the prevalence of negative emotional experiences predicted greater loneliness and rumination and lower life satisfaction and that higher estimations for positive emotional experiences predicted lower life satisfaction.

Part of the reason that HAPMIX produces higher estimations of Yoruba admixture than the other tools is that it only allows two source populations.

The converse is true for estimates with low levels of precision (high estimation errors).

However, gene trees estimated on short alignments can have high estimation error, and summary methods tend to have high error on short c-genes.

Hamilton did not have an especially high estimation of the legislative branch.