Sentence examples for reduced estimation from inspiring English sources

Further, prediction of Mflx using the EMG of both muscles or a combination of EMGs and architectural properties reduced estimation error but did not provide significantly different predicted values compared with the simpler single-muscle EMG – moment models (p < 0.05).

Our results thus support the theoretical notion that external investors face a reduced estimation risk in valuing firms and therefore accept lower returns o their investment when provided with useful information on a firm's strategy.

Fourth, reduced estimations were also carried out,30 showing also coherent results.

It is empirically well documented that individuals (mostly bird species) are able to improve estimates about environmental parameters and reduce estimation time by using public information (Valone and Templeton 2002; Danchin et al. 2004; Dall et al. 2005).

In order to reduce estimation errors and to avoid any bias, the mean distance estimates between the 100 human genomes and chimpanzee or Neanderthal were obtained.

Applying a method [ 21] to reduce estimation bias of daily minutes on a cordless phone reduced original estimates that were > 60 and increased those that were < 60.

Battery mechanistic parameters are reasonably reduced and regrouped to reduce estimation complexity.

In addition, two-stage filtering and moving averages are used in GNAPP for reducing estimation errors.

The bagging process reduces estimation errors and variation range of errors compared to using a single neural network for load forecasting.

An alternative online mixed-norm problem is also proposed that can further reduce estimation errors at the cost of increased computational burden.

In this situation respondents do not form any strategy for attitude conservation, but inadequate computer feedback significantly reduces estimation of their success regardless to the fact that the objective achievement is not reduced.