Sentence examples for reasonably estimating from inspiring English sources

The two-dimensional separations for the first time allowed reasonably estimating the amount of statistically branched structures in a matrix of linear ones.

All the parameters can be reasonably estimated as indicated by small standard errors, with increased estimation precision associated with increased sample sizes and heritabilities.

Although the model can reasonably estimate the curve and AR(1) parameters, the accuracy and precision of estimation depend heavily upon the mode of variation (Table 1).

In the absence of the required reconciliation, those important differences could not be quantified or even reasonably estimated".

Anyone can do it without oversight, and no one can reasonably estimate how many jumps are performed around the world.

As of last year, 45% of all Iraqis were 14 or younger, and one could reasonably estimate that there are now about a million and a half children in the city.

"It is extremely difficult at this time to reasonably estimate the impact of the earthquake on our financial results, which will be broad across our entire business activities from production to sales," Sharp said in a statement.

These methods reduce the degree of freedom in order to reasonably estimate the global distribution.

Then production rates can be reasonably estimated for a given set of conditions.

Its average magnitude can be reasonably estimated at the design stage by existing formulas.

Neither model could reasonably estimate the snow-driven runoff that dominates these types of western rangelands.