Sentence examples for respect estimates from inspiring English sources
If the design is balanced, the two methods are equivalent, except for one important respect: estimates from analysis of variance can be negative whereas REML estimates cannot.
In this respect, estimating the operational energy of buildings is potentially helpful for architects and engineers in the early design and construction stages.
In this respect, estimating contemporary Ne in large populations using genetic markers is as challenging as, and suffers many of the same intrinsic limitations as, genetic estimates of dispersal in high gene flow species (Waples 1998; Fraser et al. 2007).
We found that among methods chosen Latin hypercube provides the most accurate and reliable results with respect to estimates of the geometry parameters, uncertainties and to repeatability.
The method is illustrated through three numerical examples and their accuracy is examined with respect to estimates from full scale Monte Carlo simulations of vector non-Gaussian processes.
Although there was generally poor geographical coverage throughout the region with respect to estimates of N2O and CH4 flux, emission of N2O was greatest in irrigated cropland, followed by non-irrigated cropland, and rangeland.
We found that the retrieved values of H using the new parameterisation supplied the best agreement with the observed ground data and significant improvement with respect to estimates from α VI relationships.
There were no significant differences between the models with respect to estimates of the systematic effects.
Linear back-projection (LBP) and iterative LBP image reconstruction algorithms were compared with respect to estimating the bubble diameter.
A previous thermophoretic deposition model was found to be inadequate with respect to estimating the results of the experimental conditions.
Methods of semantic similarity are broadly correlated [66], and Dice-Jaccard index tends to be conservative with respect to estimating prevalence bias; that is, underestimating its effect.
