Sentence examples for its estimation of from inspiring English sources
The adoption of the ICA model by BTP should enable further improvements over time, as the more the model is used, and the more data is included in this model, the more it is likely to iteratively improve in its estimation of the location of the below ground theft.
The Court disagrees with Blumers conclusion: The (e)(2)(C) hearing is properly comprehended as a preeligibility projection of the couples posteligibility financial situation; it is not unreasonable for a State to include in its estimation of the community spouses income in that posteligibility period an income transfer the law permits at that time.
Until now, the United Nation's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change based its estimation of ice loss from Greenland on the four largest of an estimated 242 major outlet glaciers on that land mass, and admitted its modeling was at a "fairly early stage," according to the study.
Repeated measure of HbA1c has proven useful in predicting diabetic microvascular complications in large outcome studies (1), but it also has shortcomings as an early predictor of DN, including its estimation of average blood glucose over only a relatively short 3-month time period and its inability to fully reflect most of the key chemical pathways that produce complications (30).
FEMA has failed to adjust its estimation of fair-market rents or provide clear criteria for requalification, the suit says.
Clearly, the image that had the greatest confidence in its estimation of the color of a given vertex should be given the greatest weight in the final color of that vertex.
This is notably conservative in its estimations of non-input expenses.
[Panos Panay had indicated that the Surface Pro sales had landed in their range of expectation, and that Microsoft felt "very good" about that fact given its estimations of how large the market for a computer that cost $899 might be.].
The system might implement a precise adaptation strategy and provide students with personalized learning content, but if its estimations of students' knowledge and preferences are inconsistent, the adaptive interventions it produces are unlikely to be effective.
Let is an estimable parameter, meaning that its estimation is independent of the chosen identifiability constraint.
Nexmo has been caught in a contented updraft: It counts among its customers, by its estimation, about 80percentt of the "Over-The-Top Content" message market (OTT).
