Sentence examples for more correct estimation from inspiring English sources

By inserting some pre-defined watermarking bits into original LDPC code, we can obtain a more correct estimation about the noise level in the fiber channel.

Detrending operation is necessary to obtain a more correct estimation of the Hurst exponent eliminating possible spurious effects due to the contribution from long-range trend.

As a result, a more correct estimation of the risk, particularly in individuals with moderate risk, could have a significant impact on the total CHD risk, and on the effectiveness of population preventive strategies [ 15].

Third, further methods, such as tracking by peer educators and use of mobile technologies, could contribute to better retention and more correct estimations of retention, 20 accounting for people who are retained in care in the overall health system, but outside a given study clinic.

More precisely, this only allows correct estimation of CFOs in the range of ϕ∈ [ −0.25,0.25].

This approach enables on-line monitoring of reactions that is essential for estimation of more correct binding parameters, understanding of ligand binding and its regulation mechanisms, and design of new drugs with desirable properties.

40 Two studies demonstrated more correct responses for post-test probability estimation with LRs (described in words or using the categorical approach) compared with sensitivity and specificity presented numerically.

As the more precise, the smaller L was the correct estimation for the corresponding combination.

Motion estimation for SI would be more correct for smooth areas than edges, that is, less WZ bits are used for smooth areas.

The differences in IPF prevalence numbers between the university cities make the correct estimation of total number of patients more difficult.

The use of FIML estimation in this study enables the missing at random assumption (MAR) to be made, rather than the more restrictive missing completely at random (MCAR) assumption required for correct estimation with listwise deletion (Graham et al., 2003).