Sentence examples for may not estimate from inspiring English sources

Examples in this study show that phylogenetic tree estimation under a covarion model may or may not estimate a different optimal topology than that under a non-covarion RAS model.

Air pollution exposure was generally estimated by small numbers of monitors, which may not estimate individual exposures accurately for all infants; this could result in misclassification of exposure.

In addition to using the number of initial and follow-up visits as independent variables for each STI clinic, we also used the fixed costs as a variable in the right side of the equation as the constant alone may not estimate the entire fixed costs [ 12].

CST calculations assuming static, purely elastic models may not accurately estimate longer term effects because viscoelastic effects may play an importance role in earthquake triggering.

However, the T-stub model is not accurate enough to represent actual deformation pattern of true angle type of connections at failure, and may not correctly estimate the connection strength.

However, although such channel estimation method can be applied to Rayleigh fading channel to obtain the channel coefficients, it may not precisely estimate the channel coefficients due to the low beamforming gain in mmWave channel.

This suggests that the use of mean hit-rate may not properly estimate declines at long intervals, and one should be careful in accepting the simple linear plots as a reflection of neural mechanism.

This method, however, may not accurately estimate α.

Titration of saliva collected in vitro from infected mosquitoes may not accurately estimate titers transmitted during blood feeding, and infection by needle injection may affect vertebrate pathogenesis.

Additionally, because diabetes in this cohort is not rare (13% of cohort developed diabetes during follow-up), reported odds ratios may not accurately estimate hazard ratios.

Since employment in year 1 (Emay) may both determine subsequent employment as electrician (Elec2) and be determined by previous employment as electrician (Elec0), standard regression analyses may not validly estimate the cumulative employment effect [ 6, 15, 16].