Sentence examples for made when estimating from inspiring English sources

At the bottom, the relative error made when estimating the MP scattered power for simplified environments with respect to the high resolution is plotted.

Especially, for a simple linear noise influence, Donoho and Johnstone (1994) have already defined an optimal filter design in the sense of a minimization of the error made when estimating the pure signal.

The heat-map shown in figure 3 summarizes which branches on the phylogenetic tree errors are made when estimating divergence under the full range of conditions examined above.

The studies on sitting used different exposure categories (ie, total sitting time versus leisure-time sitting only), so assumptions had to be made when estimating the exposure levels in the NHANES.

Due to a lack of available information, some assumptions were made when estimating the probability that a farmer would recognize clinical signs and call a veterinarian and the probability that the veterinarian would collect the sample.

It was mentioned before that various assumptions are made when we estimate the DALYs.

Many assumptions were made when calculating these estimates of incidence so they must be interpreted and reported with caution.

Caution should be made when comparing the estimates of normative need made in this study with those in other studies using the IOTN index for need assessment.

In a minority of cases, adjustments were not made when patient weight estimates were corrected (downward) or when a relatively high stress factor multiplier (1.5 × basal energy expenditure) was used.

Tokyo's governor, Yuriko Koike, ordered a review of ballooning Olympic expenses that recommended changing three venues in an effort to rein in costs that were projected to hit 3tn yen ($26.6bn), four times the estimates made when Tokyo won the right to host the Games.

"Mistakes are going to be made when you deal with estimates, and the government agency is responsible for analyzing all that information," he said.