Sentence examples for system an estimate from inspiring English sources

In a communication system, an estimate of the channel, say H ̂, is needed at the receiver to detect the data symbols and may also be used at the transmitter to improve the performance.

If it is expected that the damping will be changing with time, for example due to changes in the physical properties of the system, an estimate of the instantaneous damping (rather than an average value over time) is desired.

By testing compounds in a eukaryotic system, an estimate of the toxicity in eukaryotic cells is given, as well as details regarding the way the cell responds to the toxicant, in this case MMS.

While in the FIFA injury surveillance system an estimate of the duration of absence due to injury should be reported by the team physicians immediately after the match, 1 in the UEFA system (which includes time-loss injury only) all injuries were followed until the final day of rehabilitation even if this was after the tournament.

That scandal cost the United Way system an estimated $30 million.

In partnership with Montefiore Medical Center, Children's Health Fund developed an aggressive asthma management protocol that has reduced emergency room visits and hospitalizations for medically underserved children, saving the health care system an estimated $4,525 a child, per year.

Known as Indian Residential Schools, the institutions, which were often administered by churches, provided neither proper education nor adequate nutrition, health care, or clothing, and many of the students who passed through the system — an estimated hundred and fifty thousand children from the First Nation, Inuit, and Métis peoples — suffered abuse.

Fraud alone costs the system an estimated $100 billion, a significant sum even by today’s profligate standards.

According the Nielsen ratings system, an estimated 3.472 million household viewers watched the original broadcast of the episode, with 1.1 million in the 18 49 demographic.

Indeed, in addition to the poor impact on health outcomes, high rates of medication non-adherence cost the U.S. health care system an estimated $100 billion each year in treatment and care.

SCI costs the American health system an estimated $40.5 billion annually (2).