Sentence examples for mean estimates from from inspiring English sources

Parameter values are set to the mean estimates from the data.

Our proposed tests are based on functions of appropriately standardized sequences of the differences between sub-sample mean estimates from the series under investigation.

We describe how the derived power function can be used to determine the number of wells needed to estimate regional mean groundwater storage anomalies with a desired level of accuracy, or to assess uncertainty in regional mean estimates from a set number of observations.

Scarcity of challenge trials prevented us from estimating age-related infection rates (LPAI and HPAI) and latent period (LPAI); therefore, we used mean estimates from both age classes (Table 1) in model projections and sensitivity analyses.

In Table 3 we present mean estimates from the mixed effects model and associated p-values.

Mean estimates from the five-parameter model are between 0.98 and 1.00.

The SCCO2 is very uncertain, but the mean estimate from the PAGE09 model is about £80 per tonne in today's prices, giving the £300 million per year of extra impacts from the fuel duty reductions.

The mean estimate from First Call is a six cent-per-share loss compared with a 52 cent-per-share loss a year ago.

Tables 1 and 2 illustrate the summary statistical results when the absolute VTEC mean estimated from developed WN based model compared with the ones estimated from CODE, JPL and IGS GIM models for the trained (four days) and the tested (prediction mode for one day) datasets.

The probability of the predation event (back-transformed least square mean estimate from the logit scale) was 0.045 955% CI = 0.031 to 0.064) in the herbivore trees and 0.018 955% CI = 0.012 to 0.027) in the control trees.

The MA used in these calculations was the mean estimate from MCMC samples (Multidivtime, BEAST), or the optimal estimate from the empirical data matrix (r8s, PATHd8, Dating5).