Sentence examples for sharpened estimates from inspiring English sources

That's because advances in DNA analysis techniques and more complete data on the frequency of DNA patterns in different ethnic populations have sharpened estimates of a sample's uniqueness, FBI officials said.

The compensation permits NEXT-peak to sharpen estimates of binding strength.

NEXT-peak can therefore adjust for ambiguous mapping while estimating the total number of tags in a region, thereby sharpening its estimates of TF binding strength.

Dr. Riess found a way to sharpen the estimates using the stars' colors.

By following the supernova's history, or "light curve," astronomers could sharpen their estimates of its intrinsic brilliance and, thus, its distance.

The essential argument is sharpening the estimates in part (a) of the proof of Theorem 2.1 using optimal Sobolev embedding theorems such that the conditions (2.13) imply (LLN1).

Also, for the state space, weaker spatial norms can be chosen, e.g., L p ( D ) with 1 ≤ p ≤ 2 or any norm on the duals H − α ( D ) of Sobolev spaces with α > 0. If weaker norms for the state space are considered, it is possible to relax the conditions of Theorem 2.1 by sharpening some estimates in the proof of the theorem.

Imposing a more restrictive non-collapsing condition allows one to sharpen this estimate for the values of time parameter close to zero.

But they've designed the sites to allow you to sharpen their estimate by changing the set of homes that your house is being compared to and correcting bad information about your house.

Of course, people should learn basic numerical skills: decimals, ratios and estimating, sharpened by a good grounding in arithmetic.

Soil compaction percentage was estimated by assessing the degree of inserting any sharpened materials (sharpened trees were used in this study) into the soil in each quadrat.