Sentence examples for hitherto estimated from inspiring English sources

The visual benefit upon SA and higher order aberration correction, hitherto estimated monocularly, was thus measured for the first time in binocular vision.

Among other questions relevant to binocular vision and customized optical correction, one that begs investigation is whether the visual benefit upon higher order aberration correction, hitherto estimated monocularly, transfers similarly to binocular vision.

As a first step, this device allowed us on a quantitative basis to establish the high sensitivity of the palm weevil to semio-chemicals delivered at constant flow rates, hitherto roughly estimated from field trapping.

The sex-specific distribution of the exposure to these five factors in an unselected general population has not hitherto been estimated.

The glycation gap (the difference between measured A1C and the value predicted by regression on fructosamine) is stable and is associated with microvascular complications of diabetes but has not hitherto been estimated within a clinically useful time frame.

Our paper presents the first VZV IBM to date and presents a whole new method for dealing with the VZV "problem", and estimates hitherto poorly documented immunological parameters.

While these multiple-chain methods use synchronous exchange of samples to expedite convergence, Murray [ 26] proposed mixing in an additional independent proposal, representing some hitherto best estimate or summary of the posterior, and cooperatively adapting across chains.

Hitherto, time estimates for marine speciation events that agree with geological events confirm the expectations of slow speciation; for example, the reproductive isolation between sister lineages of marine shrimps was completed >3.5 million years ago (Mya) [ 15], after the rise of the Isthmus of Panama.

It has been estimated [ 21] that hitherto identified variants together explain approximately 22% of the familial risk of prostate cancer, and it is anticipated that many more prostate cancer susceptibility variants will be identified in the future.

Further, our quadratic specification reveals an inverted U-shaped relationship between per capita income in the sending countries and emigration, but the estimated turning point of the hitherto negative relationship far exceeds the sample mean of income in the countries of origin.

Average power changes between the onset of grip force and the time to peak force (a duration of 1.24 s ± 0.17 s; hitherto termed the force generation period) were estimated over the four frequency bands in individual grips.