Sentence examples for in good estimation from inspiring English sources

No particular composition of monitoring network resulted in good estimation simultaneously across all residential NO2 concentration and of the highest NO2 levels.

The identification experiment results in good estimations of the frequency and magnitude of the first resonance peak of the open water channel.

As discussed above, the HYPE model showed good capability to reproduce the measured discharge and nitrate-N concentrations during the calibration and validation periods (Figs. 4 and 5), resulting in good estimations of daily NO3-N loads (Fig. 6).

The representation of bio-liquid by a model compound (i.e. palmitic acid in case of algal oil) may result in good estimations in terms of mass (0.845 kgG-Diesel/kgalgal-oil product yield) and heat balance of the total process (94.9% thermal efficiency) but all the detected fatty acid is suggested be taken into account for a more detailed analysis.

The small differences in these independent samplings (mean SD = 0.0015; median SD = 0.0013) indicate that this approach resulted in good estimations of paired Fst values.

The London dG scoring function has further improvements, adding rotational and translational entropy and a desolvation term which resulted in a good estimation of binding free energy (r2 of 0.73).

The simple arithmetic adjustment for the duration of smoking after 1950 results in a reasonably good estimation of the changes in adenocarcinoma incidence by calendar year and birth cohort even though there has been a dramatic rise in the proportion of all cancers that are classified adenocarcinoma.

On the other hand, there is no study addressing such an issue in a formal way in order to provide good estimation of these values.

Although the forecast result using the 3 10-min data provides good estimation in terms of the maximum coastal tsunami height along the coast, the estimated source shows false subsidence region in the south of the Nankai Trough.

Moreover, this technique is suitable for scenarios, where the global motion is highly dominant with respect to local variations as it would generate a good estimation in this case.

Here, 25 degrees of freedom were used, particularly to allow good estimation in the central area of the upper lip, where a 'notch' is often present.