Sentence examples for poor estimate from inspiring English sources

Misspecification of these event rates may lead to a poor estimate of the necessary sample size.

Then, in the first half of the 20th century, the guesstimate arrived, as, evidently, poor estimate now needed bolstering from the other side.

The traditional wave estimate of coupling loss factor is seen to give a poor estimate except for subsystems which are weakly coupled and either reverberant or highly damped.

In the past, the optimum time window could only be estimated and, for a narrow time window, a poor estimate seriously limited the sensitivity of the kinetic measurements.

A simple optimisation that neglects scattering between axial segments significantly overestimates the available attenuation and provides a poor estimate of the optimum segment lengths.

To address the problem of producing poor estimate of vector centroids which are subjected to biased data in vector quantization; we propose a fuzzy declustering strategy for the LBG algorithm.

Ignoring these issues may lead to erroneous estimation of evolutionary relationships [2] and/or poor estimates of parameters based on those phylogenies [3].

In other words, the poor estimates from some frequency bands will degrade the final estimation accuracy.

Since the DOAs estimated by Eq. (11) are averages of the result of each frequency band, the poor estimates from a single frequency band even degrades the final estimation accuracy.

Due to ignorance of such challenges, many existing methods would produce poor estimates in real applications.

Both population coupling and body coupling are prone to poor estimates for neurons with very low spike rates.