Sentence examples for refinement of estimates from inspiring English sources

Single integral representations for the resistive and reactive components of the radiation impedance appropriate to a rectangular piston are established, thereby enabling a systematic refinement of estimates at both short and long wavelengths.

In real situations, where actions must be based on parameter estimates made from incomplete or limited information, the practice of iterative refinement of estimates and policies is likely to result in significantly improved outcome.

While refinement of estimates through the use of provincial data and geographic information system (GIS) data may be desirable, a trade-off exists between the accuracy of estimates and the ability to form comparable estimates for multiple developing countries without additional costly data gathering efforts.

IGas is due to start a drilling programme this year, which the company said would lead to further refinement of the estimates.

Now that the project is nearing launch, the refinement of resource estimates allows the identification of excess margin, which is being applied in novel ways to benefit the project both in development and in operations.

All the other sequences could be assigned to known M and R haplogroups, either as direct basal derivatives or as components of subgroups, contributing to an improved definition of the mtDNA tree and a refinement of age estimates.

19, 20 Overall, it is likely that individual heritability estimates vary widely in different contexts and among different cohorts, suggesting that identification of genes that increase risk for PTB may be more productive from a public health standpoint than further refinement of heritability estimates in different cohorts.

Size exclusion chromatography afforded a facile approach to quantify the mass of the unattached polymer, and provide a substantial refinement to estimates of chain graft density beyond traditionally-used approaches, such as thermogravimetry.

A refinement of the estimated projection parameters was then performed by an intensity based registration [ 25 ], achieving a target registration error of 0.13 mm (std: 0.02 mm).

Population-based incidence data are vital for future refinements of our estimates.

Refinements of the estimates made by Maher and McConnell should therefore be possible in the future.