Sentence examples for predicted estimation from inspiring English sources

P i (t|t−1) Predicted estimation error.

After 24 weeks, the results of the UPLIFT (Understanding Potential Long-term Impacts on Function with Tiotropium) study 18 were used to extrapolate the FEV1% predicted estimation for both arms.

As predicted, the estimation results indicate that the place-based job creation program increases the number of workers in the agricultural sector by approximately 11%.

DCM for electrophysiological data combines a neural mass model with a forward model that translates the neural dynamics into predicted measurements; estimation techniques based on a variational Bayes allow one to infer the parameters of the neuronal system from the observed data.

The total amount over-55s have taken out of their pensions is lower than some commentators had predicted, with estimations that £6bn would have been withdrawn in the first four months alone.

Al Afaleg stated that no correlation or even simulation study has the capability to predict the estimation of critical production rate and breakthrough time if the fracture network is not accurately distributed.

Durgin showed that although this model predicts numerosity estimation of dot collections very well at low densities, it must necessarily fail at either high, or low, densities.

As Ω is diagonal, the diagonal elements of I− W, given in the Eq. 8, represent the ratio of the predicted variance of estimation using a Bayesian estimation and the a priori variance.

Regression analyses were conducted to determine if baseline levels of dissatisfaction (assessed using the VAS, EDI dissatisfaction subscale and Shape and Weight concern subscale of EDE), body checking or body size estimation predicted the change in accuracy of size estimation.

Direct point predictions for given matric potentials can lead to more accurate estimations than if water retention values of these matric potentials are derived from predicted MRCs (parameter estimation) (Pachepsky et al., 1996; Børgesen & Schaap, 2005).

In ten replicates, the phenotypes for a validation set (~50% of the population) were predicted from the estimation based on the phenotypes and genotypes for the rest of the population in the estimation set.