Sentence examples for incorrectly estimating from inspiring English sources

Compared to msBayes, the new approach better estimates posterior uncertainty, which greatly reduces the chances of incorrectly estimating biogeographical scenarios of shared divergence events.

The risk of incorrectly estimating correlations can be mitigated by (i) using larger numbers of independent trajectories, or (ii) using methods to estimate the real sample size correctly, following approaches previously described in the MD literature (Grossfield et al., 2007; Lyman and Zuckerman, 2007).

Without knowledge of plasma concentrations, which reflect the pharmacokinetics of the drug, a comparison with human therapeutic concentrations cannot be made and incorrect conclusions could be drawn regarding the exposure concentration at which a pharmaceutical elicits a response, and thereby incorrectly estimating the threat to non-target organisms if the drug is present in the environment.

Both advanced and basic texture features alike are thus incorrectly estimated, and this incorrect estimation can potentially cause errors in prediction of tumour biology and patient outcome.

Consignia says Postcomm has incorrectly estimated the size of the bulk mail market which covers deliveries of more than 4,000 items from individual businesses and organisations such as banks and direct mail operations.

The incorrectly estimated illumination component results in the halo effect.

Without these restrictions, the predicted survival fraction response would be incorrectly estimated.

When the method just incorrectly estimates a beat there, we regard it as a substitution error.

The resulting vehicle aeroshell mass may be incorrectly estimated or have high margins included to account for uncertainty.

In the previous subsection, the number of arriving tags may be incorrectly estimated in the steady state.

A simple comparison of migrant and non-migrant households would therefore incorrectly estimate the gains or losses from migration.