Sentence examples for intuitively estimated from inspiring English sources

In a recent study, we proved that the ratio of the intuitively estimated harm was almost 32 times lower than the calculated based on (by the same clinicians) intuitively estimated influencing factors, and two times lower than the calculated weighed harm based on literature data [ 20].

Thus, reaching the critical DO2 and ensuring that VO2 needs are met are crucial objectives, even though these two variables are calculated or intuitively estimated.

Intuitively, the estimated TMRCA values should be greater than these estimates.

Intuitively, an estimated 13 million U.S. hypertensive treated people aged 60 years or older [ 11] would reduce pill intake as the SBP goal increase from 140 to 150 mmHg.

The photodegradation rate constant of MB versus degradation time was used to compare the photodegradation property intuitively, which were estimated by the pseudo-first-order kinetics model as the following [9]: Fig. 6 a Relative concentration (C/C0) of MB versus time under visible light irradiation using as-grown ZnO and ZnO@CdS heterostructure as photocatalysts.

With a questionnaire featuring scoring scales from 0 to 10, nine internal medicine clinicians of CHUK estimated intuitively the weight of harm by commission (false positives) and harm by omission (false negatives) in therapeutic decisions compared to natural death [ 15].

Firstly, estimates for cross-city prediction can be obtained from a pooled data set consisting of data from two (or more) cities. Intuitively, these estimates should reflect peculiarities of individual cities to a lower degree than estimates based on data from a single city and therefore be better suited for cross-city prediction.

Intuitively, the estimates of search costs remain unaffected because the fraction of searching consumers who switch after only one search, (b / a ), is independent of the chosen decision period.

More intuitively, it is the ratio of the estimated information gain from using the full model compared to the constants-only model.

While the case reproduction number is an intuitively appealing quantity, the instantaneous reproduction number estimated by equation (9) should also be considered for practical applications as it may suffer fewer problems of right censoring in an incompletely observed epidemic.

To interpret this interaction more intuitively, i.e., of both the estimated coefficients and the confidence intervals, a new variable was created that incorporated both crossings [ 26].