Sentence examples for point of estimation from inspiring English sources

We display the influence of (Theta ge 0) on the effective length of the filter through the rate of decay of its largest coefficients away from the time point of estimation.

Point of estimation of objective response and 95%% confidence interval were calculated.

This approach makes use of the spatial autocorrelation in the environmental data because only points relatively close to the point of estimation will affect the prediction.

More precisely, IDW assigned weights to sample points (i.e. sentinel sites), which are proportional to the inverse distance squared that the particular school sentinel site is separated from the point of estimation (i.e. the meteorological station).

ONS revisions allow for 0.2 percentage points of estimation error.

This method does not necessarily require observation networks where data are normally distributed, and for the estimation of the structure of the regionalized variables, it considers only the neighboring points of estimation data (De Marsily 1986).

Given the growing use of ultrasound in the emergency department, critical care units and even in the field, point-of-care estimation of ICP using ultrasound is appealing as it can be performed in a wide variety of locations, is easily repeatable and does not require transport of the patient or large diagnostic equipment (such as CT scanners).

At the same time three groups of teachers with the low (4.93-7.07 points), average (7.08-9.01 points) and high (9.02-9.76 points) levels of estimation of their own communicative competences were identified.

However, the use of one unique set of driving cycles to test all cars can be seen as a weak point of emission estimation, as vehicles could conceivably be tested differently depending on their performance levels and usage characteristics.

This method is able to provide only one solution point for estimation of sediment amount.

The presented formalism, correct in the low-solubility limit, should be considered as an appropriate starting point for estimation of whether a more computationally expensive formalism is needed.