Sentence examples for most precise estimates from inspiring English sources

The authors reported that among the design-based estimators, the most precise estimates were achieved through stratification.

A recent analysis of the bias, precision, and robustness of different estimation methods in NONMEM 7 has shown that IMP yields the least biased and most precise estimates of all of NONMEM's estimation methods.

[1,2-13C2]glucose provided the most precise estimates for glycolysis, the pentose phosphate pathway, and the overall network.

We describe optimal designs that provide the most precise estimates of occupancy for a given set of resource constraints, and provide some general recommendations.

NEW ORLEANS — The BP spill is by far the world's largest accidental release of oil into marine waters, according to the most precise estimates yet of the well's flow rate, announced by federal scientists on Monday.

NEW ORLEANS — Nearly five million barrels of oil have gushed from the BP's well since the Deepwater Horizon spill began on April 20, federal scientists said on Monday in announcing the most precise estimates yet of the well's flow rate.

The two main challenges of small area estimation are calculating the estimate with any level of precision given the small sample size at the small area level and estimation of its prediction error and there is no consensus on which small area estimation technique provides the most precise estimate with the smallest prediction error.

The latest, most precise, estimate of the universe's current rate of expansion - a value known as the Hubble constant - comes from observations by the European Space Agency's Gaia mission, which is conducting the most detailed ever three-dimensional survey of the Milky Way.

The U.S. Secret Service requested $60 million in additional funding for the next year, offering the most precise estimate yet of the escalating costs for travel and protection resulting from the unusually complicated lifestyle of the Trump family, according to internal agency documents reviewed by The Washington Post.

Briefly, primary data are ordered from high to low precision, and meta-analyses are run in a step-wise fashion using the first (most precise) estimate, then the first two estimates, and so on until the entire sample is fully analyzed.

Published in Physical Review Letters, the study "provides the most precise estimate of the mass of the Higgs boson yet known and is the result of collaboration between two teams that operate detectors at the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, Europe's particle physics lab near Geneva, Switzerland".