Sentence examples for know to estimate from inspiring English sources

Sometimes this is rather unimportant, sometimes the distance to the pith needs to be know to estimate the age of the tree.

According to the working groups' answers, mainly geologists and archeologists are known to estimate the age of the Earth.

While averaged dynamics of brain function are known to estimate the underlying structure, the exact relationship between large-scale function and structure remains an unsolved issue in network neuroscience.

The model uses these mortality rates, and assumes that mortality among the HIV status unknown group is a weighted average of the mortality rates of those whose HIV status was known, to estimate HIV prevalence among non-testers.

We rely on expenditures, as these data are known to estimate income from all sources more accurately than reported income.

We used the Spectralis or Cirrus OCT in 39 of 66 eyes, and these modalities are known to estimate retinal thickness more thickly than Stratus OCT [ 27].

Unlike what is usually done, we focused on individual parameters and assumed that the population parameters (i.e., the mean and the between-patient variability) were known to estimate individual parameters using Bayesian approach.

The equation excluding height used in RS2 is known to estimate higher AGB values than the three-parameter equation used in RS1 (Chave et al., 2005; Feldpausch et al., 2012), so this choice probably explains much of the 12% higher total AGB estimate for Amazonia by RS2 compared to RS1 (Table  1).

This is almost certainly due to the different choice of allometric equations, with the 2-parameter equations excluding height used in RS2 known to consistently estimate higher biomass values than the 3-parameter equations including height used by RS1[22].

At present we do not know how to estimate an individual family's actual risk.

The mapping (f:Hrightarrow H) is monotone and Lipschitz-continuous on H (but we have no need to know or to estimate the Lipschitz constant of f).