Sentence examples for reference for estimating from inspiring English sources
That is because Cepheid variables are used to calibrate the distances to nearby galaxies, which in turn form a reference for estimating the distance to those farther away.
The slowness values for P-, and surface, waves are used as a reference for estimating the direction of the tremor source.
The MM probes were designed as reference for estimating the non-specific background contribution to the respective PM intensity [ 2, 5, 25].
As shown in Figure 2C, 200 μg of MNP_pY has the magnetic moment of 11.0 memu, which can serve as a reference for estimating the magnetic nanoparticles on the cells.
We used information from medical chart reviews as the reference for estimating sensitivity, and specificity of the NRP International Classification of Diseases, 10th edition (ICD-10) coding for bone metastases and SRE diagnoses.
EDCs undergo significant bioaccumulation (Lalah et al. 2003), and various forms of metabolites can be detected in plasma and urine samples, the levels of which have served as a reference for estimating the levels of exposure.
A greater number of beacons means that the localization algorithm has more references for estimating the location of remaining nodes, which leads to smaller errors.
Our results indicated for the first time that the rheological behaviors, such as alignment induced by large-amplitude shear and stress relaxation, would be the reliable references for estimating the orientation capability of nanocomposites in practical injection-molded processing.
Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) offers a potentially inexpensive source of reference data for estimating area and assessing map accuracy in the context of remote-sensing based land-cover monitoring.
Therefore, a two-stage sampling approach was justified for collecting a reliable forest cover reference dataset for estimating proportion forest cover area and net proportion deforestation.
However, given the quality and variability of the data, human studies alone, especially those involving sensory irritation, are not adequate to serve as a reference concentration for estimating risk, or lack thereof, for a lifetime of exposure to formaldehyde.
