Sentence examples for sum of estimated from inspiring English sources

We show that estimation of gene expression levels as the sum of estimated isoform expression levels improves gene-level accuracy.

Similarly in [11], noisiness is expressed by the sum of estimated noise amplitudes and the ratio of noise pixels.

Both measures utilize the difference between the estimated target spectrogram and the sum of estimated nontarget signals.

The sum of estimated domestic water use in Afghanistan (20 27 L person−1 day−1, or 7.3 10 m3 pluson−1 year−1) plus irrigation water use (1100 m3 person−1 year−1) is slightly less than Gleick (1996) suggested for arid region water use, and within the UN category of water stress but approaching the category of water scarcity.

In summarizing overall costs, we will include costs reported by participants via resource use questionnaires, in addition to the sum of estimated reimbursed amounts associated with care used.

In the meta-regression, the variance was composed of the sum of estimated variance from the first stage, and a random variance-covariance matrix component reflecting heterogeneity over and above what can be explained by the modifier variables, as previously described by Franklin et al [ 28] and Zanobetti et al [ 36].

Thus the sum of individually estimated values of patented technology can exceed the value that can be realized ex-post in a given value chain.

In addition, noise accumulation (the sum of estimating errors accumulated from many variables) may dominate the underlying signal and overwhelm the explanatory power of the model (Fan et al. 2014).

Sums of estimated average weights were tabulated within the Wolff et al. PCB categorization considered by Cohn et al. [ 4] and the degree of chlorination considered by Kezios et al. [ 1].

The total floor area served by HVAC systems was estimated as the product sum of the estimated HVAC system selection probability and the total floor area of each stock segment.

The course estimate is the sum of all estimated changes in course, causing the error to grow in time.