The phrase "static estimates" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to fixed or unchanging assessments or calculations.
Example: "The static estimates provided in the report do not account for recent market fluctuations."
Alternatives: "fixed estimates" or "unchanging estimates."
The science will move from static estimates of stocks to a sense of the system's dynamic flows.
(I'm citing the "static" estimates, which don't incorporate an overly rosy growth scenario for tax revenues. But the "dynamic" figures also show a big difference in how the ultra-wealthy would make out relative to everybody else).
Since economists can't agree on how these dynamic estimates should be constructed, I've relied on the static estimates, which have the virtues of being comparable, simpler, and pretty similar in size).
The current analysis also moves away from the static estimates generated in the previous studies.
The innovation beyond traditional reliability analysis relies to the use of dynamic and static estimates of reliability inputs for better informed assessment.
In the end of the table, there are results for linear model and static estimates when the WLAN measurement interval is increased so that there is always at least 15 s between consecutive measurements.
But that was the "static" estimate, Cruz added.
The longer WLAN scan intervals make the static estimate 3.0 m worse, filtered estimate 2.0 m worse, and the smoothed estimate 1.1 m worse.
The importance of flock genotype profile is probably underestimated in this paper as we have used a static estimate based on a single blood sampling event at one time-point within each outbreak.
One static estimate of total costs and incremental costs is shown in Table 2, but a stochastic estimate of these costs is shown in Table 3.
Some "hybrid" methods exist, which permit tracking a time-varying sequence of parameters, without a dynamic model, by updating a static estimate at each time (Lopes & Sayed, 2008).
