Sentence examples for samples the estimated from inspiring English sources

In this case, for thin FLG (less than five layers), the estimated error is one layer, while, for thicker samples, the estimated thickness may have a factor two error.

Though the faint-end of the BLF was not well constrained for high-z samples, the estimated linear correlation coefficient ρ was found to be very high, and is remarkably stable regarding redshifts (from 0.95 at z = 0, to 0.85 at z = 1.0).

Excluding the low Shannon index values presented by POS, as mentioned above, and the significantly higher diversity of RES samples when compared with POF samples, the estimated richness and diversity of bacterial phylotypes presented no statistical differences between the samples (Table 3).

As expected, for larger samples, the estimated values tend to be closer to the true values.

Based on this independent test set of 112 samples, the estimated sensitivity and specificity of the proposed classifier, using as groundtruth the results of the Recife method, were 92.16% (95% CI = 81.12 to 97.82) and 95.08% (95% CI = 86.29 to 98.97), respectively.

"Based on the sample, the estimated value is about $650 million," Colonel Huey said.

Using the uncoated GaAs NW sample, the estimated core diameter is about 75 nm.

In the 1940 1960 sample, the estimated coefficients on relative labor supply cluster around −.2, or an elasticity of 5.

In the prospective cohort sample, the estimated 12-month HIV incidence rate was 3.5 infections per 100 PY (95% CI: 1.6 5.4).

In the same sample, the estimated Kefeng6 copy numbers were higher than the gos9 copy numbers.

Using risk-set sampling, the estimated OR can be interpreted as a rate ratio or RR.