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Other indirect radiological estimates of EVLW, such as CT scanning and MRI, are impractical in critically ill patients, leading to the development of thermal dye techniques to allow more estimation of EVLW at the bedside [ 4].
When analysing data where a large extent of the individuals are lacking information about one covariate or more, estimation of this extra parameter should be used to evaluate the predictability of the developed (logistic) regression model before any conclusions can be drawn from the estimated parameters.
Such comparative advantages led to determine the correct copula function, more accurate estimation of copula parameter, more realistic estimation of joint/conditional probabilities of drought duration and severity and significant reduction in uncertainty for modeling.
19 20 These studies suggest that the more accurate estimation of eGFR allows more accurate prediction of prognosis.
In addition, using more species in the analysis enables more precise estimation of conversion times.
Overall, the descriptor-based approach is more robust to occlusion and provides a more accurate estimation of the tomato center.
This is very important since a more accurate estimation of the tomato position results in a more reliable estimation of the candidate contour points, which in turn leads to a better initialization of the elliptic active contour model.
For pairs corresponding to sources 1, 2, 4, and 5, 2D- l 1-SVD- 1-SVD-got more precise estimation of β and 2D- l 1-SVD- β has got more precise estimation of α.
More information of parameter variation is needed for a more realistic estimation of model uncertainty, though.
A more precise instrument will have smaller standard errors, allowing a more precise estimation of the true change.
Incorporating phylogenetic uncertainty through an empirical prior distribution of trees leads to more precise estimation of regression model parameters than using a single consensus tree and enables a more realistic estimation of confidence intervals.
