Sentence examples for rely on estimation from inspiring English sources

Both F* and D rely on estimation of the difference between an estimate of θ based on average pairwise sequence divergence and another estimate based on the number of segregating sites (singletons for F*, global estimate for D), whereas D* compares two estimates of numbers of segregating sites (common versus singleton).

When hydraulic design decisions are made in a watershed, engineers rely on estimation of the design discharge.

Most water quality monitoring schemes rely on estimation methods as it is often far too expensive to monitor water quality properties continuously.

Anecdotally there may have been a tendency for clinicians to rely on estimation of height and weight which can erroneously form the basis for regimes in a range of interventions.

The MOL and BEOL DRC rules rely on estimation of time dependent dielectric breakdown requirements using layer alignments determined with projected machine to machine overlay assumptions, with significant guard-bands where possible.

Rather, clinicians have to rely on estimation, probability and operative surrogates of the truth for the prediction of the biological and clinical future of their patients.

"We all rely on estimations … We go in circles, repeating numbers.

In early design stages, system architects mostly rely on estimations to make design decisions.

In some instances, we had to rely on estimations, which could lead to either over-estimation or underestimation.

Potential limitations of our study could be related to the food frequency questionnaires, which rely on estimations of portion sizes and compositions of food.

Nevertheless, the present analysis adds to the existing knowledge by the mere fact that it is based on real costs and money spent on musculoskeletal diseases in these age groups and does not rely on estimations only.