Sentence examples for indirect estimates from inspiring English sources

While ideally direct estimates are more reliable than indirect estimates, the available data do not allow the use of direct estimation.

However, indirect estimates of the environmental characteristics are prone to uncertainty.

Indirect estimates show that peak discharges in 1918 were approximately three times greater than in 1996, with similar duration and much greater flood plain impact.

As Perrin (1990, 104) remarked, it was with 'the liveliest emotion' that he found that number to be in accord with previous, more indirect, estimates of Avogadro's number.

This has so far only been possible using indirect estimates of drug concentration such as assuming constant relation between tissue and blood including extrapolations from animals.

Its reliance on the possibly exaggerated mean population age may be overcome by using the indirect estimates of the mean age (6).

Current techniques for skull attenuation correction (AC) provide indirect estimates of cortical bone density, leading to inaccurate estimates of brain activity.

The purpose of this study was to compare indirect estimates of transglottal airflow rate using measures of phonation quotient with direct measures of mean airflow rate derived from a pneumotachograph.

This size measurement corresponded well with indirect estimates using infrared emission and radio observations.

Previous indirect estimates of [Hb] have given contradictory results.

Indirect estimates of attention shift times can be derived from the visual search literature [12] [15].