Sentence examples for relevant estimation for from inspiring English sources

However, probably the most relevant estimation for our case is that of Mutreja et al. (2011) that analyzed the genomes of 113 monophyletic 7th pandemic V. cholera isolates.

Several studies have shown that although docking programs are usually able to provide poses with correct ligand conformation, the relevant estimation of binding affinity for the right pose remains a great challenge.

The experimental rabbits were kept under fasting condition for at least 12 hours before blood sampling, to allow the relevant estimation of lipid profile levels.

The relevant estimation results are presented in table (2) below.

First, the related questions were asked only to those who attended training and therefore the available sample for relevant estimations would have been further restricted.

Once relevant estimations could be made, sensitive information was deleted.

Moreover, analysis of the features relevant for quality estimation for the recently approved ITU-T standard of video coding, namely, H.265/HEVC[176] would be useful.

Experiments using X-rays and UV radiation of various qualities (from UVC to UVA) have given insights into cellular mechanisms relevant for estimation of health risks, resulting from exposure of astronauts to the extraordinary radiation environment of space.

In future studies it is important to get population-based data from various countries relevant for estimation of indirect (mostly absenteeism from work and reduced working efficiency when having headache) and direct costs (related to medication, consultations, investigations and hospitalisations).

Since the underlying source and the observation are real-valued, as a consequence only the part of the noise in-phase with the sensor observation is relevant for estimation of the source.

We find that differences in environmental factors and genetic background can be minimized by measuring the life-span of flies that are maintained as mixed-sex groups that allow for regular sexual and social contacts and seems to be more physiologically relevant for estimation of population's life-span.