Sentence examples similar to more conventional estimates from inspiring English sources

As a more conventional estimate of predominantly non-synonymous signal we also analyzed nt1 + nt2 alone.

A more conventional variance estimate could be formed by first finding the frequency using, e.g., (42) and then finding the amplitudes of the signal model using (weighted) least-squares [38] to obtain a noise variance estimate.

The third methodological issue is our use of PETO2 rather than the more conventional SaO2 to estimate hypoxic ventilatory drive.

Sequence divergence estimates using more conventional mutation rates of 1.5 2% implied divergence in the Pliocene.

Such estimates would have been difficult or impossible with more conventional approaches and would have required assuming rather than estimating the unobserved carriage data.

We also find ICT employment shares over double the conventional estimates, although this result is more speculative.

If it cost what 'Ice Age 3' did" — an estimated ninety million dollars — "it would have to be more conventional".

With foreign fighter flows to the group declining by an estimated 75percentt, manpower is down and terrorist operations -- rather than more conventional and insurgent approaches -- conserve ISIS' dwindling forces.

Ms. Klingenberg, an architect trained in Germany, estimated that in Europe the additional cost for a passive house, versus a more conventional home, is now below 5 percent.

Moreover, because the economy is already close to conventional estimates of full employment, any surge in G.D.P. would most likely prompt the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates more aggressively, which would reduce investment and G.D.P. growth in subsequent years.

Our estimate of 2.96 million was about 15% higher than that obtained by Ren el al using more conventional methods.