Sentence examples for reliably estimating from inspiring English sources

Assessing vulnerability is complicated by difficulty in reliably estimating abundance, due to the animals' cryptic nature and complex, dynamic habitat.

Due to the lack of explicit support from the primary system, CR sensing algorithms often face difficulties in reliably estimating the primary signals.

Since DI NDR554, NDR1398) needed only two derivative spectral bands, it is also recommended as a good spectral index for reliably estimating SOM.

Finally the estimator is verified using flight data and it is shown that it is capable of reliably estimating the slung load states.

This study aimed to investigate the temporal stability of SWS profiles (0 1.0, 1.0 2.0, and 2.0 3.0 m) and to identify representative sites for reliably estimating the mean SWS on two adjacent hillslopes of the Loess Plateau in China.

The experimental characterisation of these critical parameters of aluminium alloy 2017 is undoubtedly meaningful for reliably estimating life span of and improving safety in designing high-speed flight vehicles.

In this condition, mean and median exhibit remarkable bias whereas the mode can be reliably estimated by several robust estimators [61].

No one can reliably estimate how long it will take to rebuild the party.

Hunter, it is reliably estimated, has used the phrase 'I do not recall', or something like it, on no fewer than 136 occasions.

The academy's Committee on Injury, Violence and Poison Prevention and the Council on School Health pointed out that "school bus crash data are incomplete, and that injuries cannot be reliably estimated.

On the other hand, the authors found, "there simply does not appear to be enough information in the data on capital punishment to reliably estimate a deterrent effect".