Sentence examples for inaccuracy of estimates from inspiring English sources
Would the larger inaccuracy of estimates in weak channels spoil the precoder design?
In insurance business, it is therefore common practice to include a safety loading in premium calculations, to account for errors in assumptions or inaccuracy of estimates.
Multiple imputation of missing values is still not common practice in epidemiological studies (Klebanoff and Cole 2008), and future studies evaluating multiple exposures may consider the technique to decrease bias and inaccuracy of estimates.
Inaccurate specification of significance when multiple counties and the state are compared, and inaccuracy of estimates used in calculating standard normal tests of significance can lead to spurious inferences about the number of statistically significant differences between county and overall state cancer rates.
Thus, our analyses appeared robust to likely sources of spatial and temporal confounding effects and inaccuracy of estimated environmental data.
The results were then collated and the percentage inaccuracy of estimate compared to actual measurement was calculated.
Hence, direct transmissions are again frequent, but with increased inaccuracy of SNR estimates (and corresponding rates) at both speeds.
The spreading of the estimated zeros in Fig. 10b, the inaccuracy of the estimated coefficients shown in Fig. 9, and the higher global minimum values found by the BSA demonstrate the effectiveness of the switching controllers in mitigating the Passive System Identification attack.
The authors acknowledge that this may have limited validity in this population due to the possible inaccuracy of patients estimating their change.
Although most paper-based ART facilities showed similar estimates of patients retained using patient registers or pharmacy stock cards, inaccuracies of these estimates may be caused by several factors.
