Sentence examples for reliable estimate for from inspiring English sources
For one afternoon this week, it was possible to obtain a reliable estimate for how many people were watching the Fox Business Network, at least at home.
Most fractional factorial designs have no replicated points and thus do not provide a reliable estimate for experimental error.
It also means the optimized value of the stress drop, 64 bars, is a reliable estimate for the mainshock of the 2016 Kumamoto earthquake, because the stress drop controls the spectral amplitude of high-frequency part (Motazedian and Atkinson 2005).
This review was conducted to show the full range of incidence estimates published for venous thromboembolism (VTE) in women depending on study design and to suggest a more reliable estimate for women of reproductive age.
In the Part I of this article [1], we have presented a self- made optical digitizer that is employed for quickly acquiring range data of the objects from multiple views, and introduced a visualized registration procedure that can provide a reliable estimate for the fine registration of multiple range images in a unified coordinate system.
We first present a self-made optical digitizer that is employed for quickly acquiring range data from multiple views, then introduce a visualized registration procedure that can provide a reliable estimate for the fine registration of multiple range images in a unified coordinate system.
There are no reliable estimates for much the contraband costs the Mexican economy.
Due to the nature of live broadcasts, reliable estimates for the game's television audience were unavailable yesterday.
Such a plan could help determine reliable estimates for the evacuations of endangered populations.
There are no reliable estimates for how many people in the United States keep kosher, Dr. Pollak said, but there is sufficient demand for these features to make it worthwhile for the manufacturers.
"Very few campus surveys have produced statistically reliable estimates for those who identify as TGQN because they constitute a very small percentage of the population," the researchers wrote in their summary.
