Sentence examples for more detailed estimation from inspiring English sources

This will provide more detailed estimation of the actual exposure period than a crude yes/no variable.

A more detailed estimation of the short-term and long-term associated costs also constituted 'how-to' knowledge.

These small regions of interest are hypothesized to reflect the functional subcomponents of the language network, thus providing a more detailed estimation of functional networks supporting task performance.

The Laennec fibrosis scoring system was used because this system divides cirrhosis into three subclasses, allowing for a more detailed estimation of fibrosis after intervention [ 35].

Despite the difficulties in estimating these kinds of cost, it is something that we aim to investigate in a more detailed estimation.

The use of the PML boundary conditions allowed us to use the later phases of the tsunami and will thus facilitate more detailed estimations of tsunami sources and/or forecasts of tsunamis.

As previously mentioned, a comparison of specific diseases would allow for more detailed estimations.

A detailed inventory of these areas, based on sound and concrete criteria, and more detailed estimations of the level of fragmentation by roads in Europe shall form the basis for a proper assessment of the magnitude of the problem.

By recording in completed months compared to more detailed time estimation, inaccuracy is reduced at the expense of precision.

Results clearly show that such an approach can overcome the limitations of previous modelling works and provides an useful tool for more detailed kinetic parameters estimation.

Students and their families should speak with representatives from the university's financial aid office who will be able to provide a more detailed and accurate estimation of the cost of attendance.