Sentence examples for systems provide estimates from inspiring English sources

Although self-reported screening use is a less than perfect measure of behaviour, 12 these modest correlations between data sources indicate that they are measuring different constructs: Google Trends provides estimates of the public's interest in learning more about cancer screening tests; the BRFSS and other surveillance systems provide estimates of self-reported use of these tests.

Detailed operational modeling of the air transportation system provides estimates of the emissions and noise outputs.

Third, calculation of Kaplan-Meier curves for OS and RFS adjusted on these scores and subgroups created a scoring system providing estimates for median and 5-year probabilities of OS and RFS based upon the number and combination of the presence or absence of the four criteria (Table  6).

The MRV system should provide estimates that adhere to IPCC principles of transparency, comparability, consistency, completeness and accuracy [41], with emissions estimated from all relevant activities [22].

This also implies that the predictions of the time-dependence of the process can be used to determine the time to pinching for a wide variety of physical systems, and thus provide estimates of the time required for capillarity-driven break-up of microstructures from the detachment of secondary dendrite arms to polymer blends.

A nonlinear vision based tracking system is developed to provide estimates of the position and velocity of an Autonomous Underwater Vehicle (AUV) relative to an Autonomous Surface Craft ASCC).

However, it must be recognized that physiologic scoring systems are typically developed to provide estimates of outcome for a group of patients, and not to predict individual patient outcome.

The adapted observer based AFTC system retains the well-accepted industrial controller as the baseline controller, while an extended state observer (ESO) is designed to provide estimates of system states and fault signals within a linear parameter varying (LPV) descriptor system context using linear matrix inequality (LMI).

The latter are defined by PDEs that provide estimates of the system future outputs y(t+x) for all x∈[0,D].

Police would not provide estimates.

This approach extends the qualitative pass/fail approach of the QC flags to a quantitative system that provides estimates of uncertainty around each data point.