Sentence examples for in which estimates from inspiring English sources
The degree of over-estimation was greatest in schools with a high prevalence of malaria, in which estimates based on the different diagnostic approaches span different prevalence categories.
There also is another way in which estimates of extinctions can be made relative.
To solve the problem, an engineering approach is proposed in which estimates of productivity are made based on a single run of the optimization model and the final data set is chosen to satisfy a small error tolerance.
Alongside this model, in which estimates of time intervals originate in neuronal activity, the brain structures involved in processing time-related data differ depending on whether they are estimating the duration of a stimulus (explicit timing) or gauging the lapse of time, or interval, separating us from an event expected to occur in a few seconds or minutes (implicit timing).
This method was recommended in the study by Bradzil et al. [14], in which estimates using between one and five nearest neighbors were made.
The most fundamental approach for solving this problem is a maximum likelihood-based greedy search approach, in which estimates are made by scanning the frequency and the transition time simultaneously, and finding the values of the frequency and time that maximize (8).
Poor identification was observed in the semiparametric GMM and SMM frameworks, in which estimating equations are used for parameter estimation.
Then, we noticed an interesting finding in which estimated late-replicating chromatin regions were more demethylated than early-replicating regions.
The responsibility of the Regional Offices is merely to identify for the Treasury Department those cases in which estimated profits will arise.
Fuzzy logic-based cooperative spectrum sensing is proposed in [8] in which estimated results of SUs are combined to get a final result at the fusion center.
