Sentence examples for intention of estimating from inspiring English sources

With the intention of estimating severity distribution, the methodology presented in the section 'Severity distribution' was followed.

Also, with the intention of estimating the effectiveness of the header design, thermal and hydraulic performance of heatsinks with optimized headers were also compared with the performance of the heatsinks with conventional header designs.

At Abgila (Fig. 1d), VES was conducted with the maximum current electrode spacing (AB) of 1,800 m with the intention of estimating basement depth, but even with the mentioned maximum current electrode separation the apparent resistivity curve did not show any rising trend for larger electrode spacing and therefore any signature of massive bedrock (Fig. 7).

The effectiveness of this measure was evaluated based on a short survey directed at pupils before the lesson (base level) and around 2 3 months later (post-lesson) based on three variables which are considered as strong determinants of actual behaviour: behaviour intention, estimated dangerousness of the behaviour, and level of knowledge on the legality of the behaviour.

For a new sequence of observations, the maneuver intention is estimated by comparing the likelihood of the observations for each HMM [[24],[45] [47]–[47]].

# Intention was estimated with the value of the measurement error of 'Basic premises: client's account and home circumstances' fixed at 0.05 to avoid a Heywood case.

As our intention was to estimate the rate of initiation of text message support in the absence of health professionals' recommendations to do so, maternity staff were not directly informed about the promotional materials.

With the intention of testing tMRCA estimates based on Bayesian methods tMRCA for a particular clade was obtained by using two different calibration strategies.

Using data from 23 countries from the 2004/5 European Social Survey (ESS), multilevel logistic regression models of fertility intentions are estimated separately for women without children and women with one child.

In the first survey, the intention was to estimate the proportion of individuals who needed biostatistics support.

Turnover intentions were estimated by means of the Michigan Organizational Assessment Questionnaire developed by Cammann and colleagues (Cammann C, Fichman M, Jenkins D, Klesh J: The Michigan Organizational Assessment Questionnaire, 1979, unpublished).