Sentence examples for reason for estimation from inspiring English sources

This should reduce the tendency for tree estimation methods to group the parasites together, if heterotachy is the underlying reason for estimation of the parasites clan.

We test the idea that heterotachy is the underlying reason for the estimation of an artefactual parasites clan by applying two different mixture models (phylogenetic and non-phylogenetic), in combination with conditioned logdet.

Thus, it is not entirely clear whether heterotachy is the underlying reason for the estimation of a parasites clan.

One reason for this estimation is the broad antiseptic property of CHX against a wide variety of gram-negative and gram-positive organisms.

This high requirement on maintenance is probably one of the reasons why methods for estimation of SA based on the retrosynthetic approach have been developed mainly by large academic teams (for example group of Prof. Gasteiger at Erlangen University with the WODCA system [5] or group of Prof. Johnson at Leeds University with the SPROUT/CAESA program [6]).

Another reason for inaccurate distance estimation in the proposed algorithm is the path duplicate problem; the separately measured shortest paths from the normal node to the anchor pair are duplicated with each other.

One probable reason for this over-estimation is that the assumption for the van't Hoff equation (that activation enthalpy is independent of temperature) might not hold true for some membrane proteins.

For the same reason, no estimation has been carried out for lung cancer for bis chloromethyl)ether, haematite mining and α-chlorinated toluenes.

For this reason the estimation of the time to corrosion initiation has been investigated by several researchers.

For this reason, the estimation of cross cumulants and moments up to the fourth order have been investigated in this section, further details are given in Appendix 1.

This enables efficient operation of the FSA protocol, and for this reason, the estimation of tag count is often used as a preliminary step before the actual arbitration process [16, 18, 19].