Sentence examples for making quantitative estimates from inspiring English sources
In contrast to the descriptive results just described, we next focus on making quantitative estimates of ILI values based on the Twitter stream using support-vector regression.
Moreover, the data on glutathione conjugation were much more limited, and questions have been raised as to their reliability for making quantitative estimates of the internal dose.
Making quantitative estimates to compare the amount of epitopes generated by each of the enzymes is not possible since the antibody dilutions were adjusted to give the strongest specific antigen staining with the lowest non-specific background.
This cohort has proved to be a remarkably informative resource, providing a temporal profile of leukemia and cancer associated with the blast and a robust data set for making quantitative estimates of risk.
To refine our understanding and to make quantitative estimates of this variability requires a study of the entire solar spectrum.
To our knowledge, however, the degree of ensemble consensus in terms of votes has not been utilized to make quantitative estimates of predictive classification uncertainty for individual predictions.
This needs to be borne in mind as we next review the use of measured post-Tohoku stress changes to make quantitative estimates of changes in seismicity.
Similarly, oceanographic models based on environmental data can simulate particle movements in ocean currents and make quantitative estimates of larval connections between populations possible [5 9].
As we will demonstrate below, this definition allows us to make quantitative estimates of the optimal screening ratio, y, for use in a broad range of genetic screen types.
A wide variety of animals can make quantitative estimates of percepts such as time, foraging opportunities, efforts and rewards.
The ability to make quantitative estimates is important because it allows calibration of behavioral responses to incipient environmental opportunities and challenges.
