Sentence examples for mathematically estimate from inspiring English sources

However, this enables us to mathematically estimate and compare these PDE concentrations with those experimentally determined.

The complete in vivo resorption time within 3 6 months for α-CSH/ACP (60/40) was mathematically estimated by an extrapolation method.

We introduced surface molar solubilization ratio (MSRs) for sorbed micelles of surfactant and mathematically estimated using effectiveness factor and available carbon fraction of activated carbon after surfactant sorption.

Mathematically, estimating such a function is a generalized constrained functional regression problem.

Figure 1 shows that the mathematically estimated error of coefficient does not contain the estimates of the CHAOS-2 model.

We want it acknowledged that many of us can and will live beyond mathematically estimated standard deviations on a computer's spread sheet.

Shear stress was mathematically estimated according to the Hagen-Poiseuille law: τ = 4ηQ/πr3; τ = shear stress; η = viscosity; Q = flow, and r = radius.

After mathematically estimating the force of individual heart and abdominal contractions in lepidoteran and coleopteran pupa, Sláma concluded that the dorsal vessel is a weak organ incapable of propelling hemolymph against a pressure gradient, and postulated that the abdomen is the primary driver of hemolymph circulation [22], [28].

We mathematically estimated transcriptome coverage, following a strategy similar to rarefaction analysis previously used for the same purpose in pea (P. sativum).

In addition, a novel fractional order uncertainty estimator is deduced mathematically to estimate and mitigate the effects of uncertainties, which also excludes the requirement of their upper bounds.

A clinically relevant and less mathematically demanding estimate can be derived from cutoff values of each of the 3 continuous variables.