Sentence examples for poorly identifiable from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the availability of measurements is typically limited, especially at industrial level, which makes the parameters poorly identifiable from experimental data.

Therefore those parameters are expected to be poorly identifiable.

This was particularly visible when considering designs without frequent samplings where c is poorly identifiable.

27 However RBV's effectiveness is poorly identifiable 19 and this estimate remains to be taken with caution.

78 Second, the capability to predict individual parameters can be hampered by sparse sampling designs and/or poorly identifiable parameters.

However, the result that setting false population parameters is not critical to achieve precise parameter estimates (at least as long as BDL data are correctly handled) becomes wrong if parameters are poorly identifiable.

I'm not referring to late moving vans, smashed parcels or wayward personal items -- I'm referring to neglected or poorly protected personally identifiable information.

Even if parameters are theoretically identifiable, they may be poorly estimable for a given experiment.

We found that approximately one third of adults with poorly controlled asthma had occupations with identifiable exposures to occupational asthmagens whose symptoms may exacerbate or worsen their asthma.

These transcripts appear to be readily identifiable in tumours, particularly poorly differentiated, 'stem cell like' tumours such as EFT, but less so in normal tissues, which suggests functional roles in both development and oncogenesis.

She was badly decomposed, but still identifiable.