Sentence examples for indicators and estimation from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the wide age range of the sample and the exclusion of individuals seeking dental treatment yielded a valuable but preliminary validation of the indicators and estimation of the baseline impacts.

In the "Appendix C" I describe the indicators and the estimation of the wealth index in detail.

This inability to measure uncertainty and sensitivity should be given more consideration in future works, for example, in the application of different weights to the social vulnerability indicators, and by the estimation of errors in the resultant vulnerability scores.

The acoustic emission data pre-processing to extract damage sensitive health indicators and the maximum likelihood estimation of the model parameters from the training set are discussed in detail.

Cytogenetic test is considered to be indicator of oxidative potential, genotoxicity, and estimation of the mutagen potency in meiotic PMCs and PGs [ 12, 19].

The WIID 2007 dataset reports Gini coefficients for many countries covering many yearsof collection and estimation of this inequality indicator.

The ecodesign of children's footwear was taken as case study and an ecodesign tool (decision support system) that included the estimation of environmental indicators and their integration was developed.

Since a true context effect was unlikely in our environmental example, we interpreted heterogeneous between- and within-district relations as an indicator for estimation bias and non-causality of the observed associations.

The method combined the hydro-geomorphic approach with estimations of vulnerability indicators and DPSIR analysis.

Since these three factors could be conceived as matching among the indicators, an estimation of the prevalence of impact in the Psycho-social, Pain-discomfort and Functional limitations dimensions is depicted in Figure 3 using the OIDP and OHIP.

Main difficulties lie in choosing appropriate indicators and the subsequent assignment of weights, avoiding under or over estimation, and standards.