Sentence examples for more effective estimate from inspiring English sources

Its advantage is represented by the possibility of modelling the spatial distribution of energy density at high frequencies, thus yielding a more effective estimate of the system behaviour than the average constant value given by SEA.

In this context, the use of the ratio between COX-2 in the tumour cells and COX-2 in the stroma cells, seems to be a more effective estimate of the cross-talk occurring between tumour tissue and its stromal compartment (Prescott, 2000; Williams et al, 2000).

However, for a (B^{S} -matrix M with (tilde{M}= tilde{B^{S} -matrix), where the diagonal doMinance of (tilde{B}^) is with (e.g., for a matilde{M}=m}) witilde{arge numB}^ of m here), we can say that bound (7) is more effective to estimate (max_{din[0,1]^{n}}|M_{D}^{-1}|_{infty}) than bound (4).

We argue that instead of setting k to a particular value, it is more effective to estimate all possible k-mers for all possible k which the data supports.

A description is given of a relatively new procedure for estimating experimental uncertainty that has proven more effective at estimating random and correlated bias errors in wind-tunnel experiments than traditional methods.

While Fst is generally more effective in estimating population divergence due to high gene flow, Rst is useful for estimating population differentiation under low gene flow.

On the other hand, SE, ES, B, A, and Z are more effective in estimating match scores for fingerprints.

Public works may be less effective than trainings while job search assistance programmes (services/sanctions) may be more effective but estimated coefficients are insignificant.

Experimental results show that the proposed method is more effective in estimating effort and time development of the software project than COCOMO-II and cuckoo search algorithm.

Borsa et al. [38] tried to determine whether performance-based or patient-reported measures of function are more effective at estimating disability in individuals with an ACL-deficient knee.

Since the time-tailored text-message reminders used in our study are considered potentially more effective, we estimated the improvement at 15%.