Sentence examples for more appropriate estimation from inspiring English sources

This operation allows for a more appropriate estimation of the parameters in the two remaining stages.

Additionally, the MWM offers a more appropriate estimation approach for the glassy modulus, successfully avoiding the undesirable spectrum oscillations and negative spectrum lines.

Nephrologists increasingly use markers that represent tubulointerstitial injury to provide a more appropriate estimation of "renal function".

We suggest that the hybrid approach is more appropriate for estimation of the critical U-Cd concentration, because the choice of cutoff values in logistic models largely influenced the obtained critical U-Cd.

A case study applied to the tensile test is presented, showing that Type A evaluation of uncertainty obtained from multiple homogeneous samples is more appropriate for the estimation of measurement uncertainty.

Since Ukraine less actively participates in electricity trade (about 4%% is exported according to NERC [2009]) with other countries compared to other types of energy, long-term production cost is a more appropriate benchmark for estimation of subsidies than the export border price.

Heavy-tailed models may be more appropriate for reliable estimation of genetic parameters from field data.

In the next section we describe a modified C&RT approach that we believe is more appropriate for effect estimation.

Thus, organ cultures in many aspects provide a more appropriate model for estimation of the proliferative effects of various factors and compounds than cell cultures.

In some clinical contexts other objectives may be more appropriate, such as estimation of the positive and negative predictive values, or area under the ROC curve.

So, we think range estimation is more appropriate for localization than coordinate estimation.