Sentence examples for resolved estimate from inspiring English sources

While this paper challenges the findings of pervious epidemiological studies that have relied on coarse resolution air pollution data (such as county level aggregated data), the paper also calls for time-space resolved estimate of air pollution to minimize uncertainty in exposure estimation.

Despite a very different population (elderly men only), this study conducted in the greater Boston, Massachusetts, area reported that a spatially resolved estimate of the home outdoor 1-year average black carbon concentration was associated with a 1.1% higher CIMT (95% CI: 0.4%, 1.4%) per 0.26-μg/m increase of this pollutant.

Compared to exposure estimates made with data from centrally located, filter-based samplers, these highly spatially resolved estimates should reduce exposure misclassification errors in epidemiological studies.

To take advantage of the resolved estimates of the Doppler signatures, the following steps are performed to yield high-accuracy target altitude estimates.

Here we present spatially resolved estimates of net C change across United States (US) forest lands between 2006 and 2010 and attribute them to natural and anthropogenic processes.

Spatially and temporally resolved estimated PM 2.5 and BC exposures.

We applied beamforming and frequency filtering to derive spatially and spectrally resolved estimates of neuronal activity.

To take local needs into account, spatially resolved estimates of health outcomes due to heat waves are very important.

The focus on constructing temporally and spatially resolved estimates of exposure is critical in studies of birth outcomes.

Dispersion models can also be used to produce temporally resolved estimates of pollutants but require temporally resolved inputs on meteorology and emissions.

Antigenic locations inferred by the model are well resolved; estimates of antigenic distance between pairs of viruses show relatively little variation across the posterior.