"technical estimation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an assessment of the complexity and cost of a task that requires technical skill or knowledge. For example, "The technical estimation for this project came out much higher than we had initially expected."
Here we assume that the sampling intervals in time and in space are bounded; the third aspect obtains simple and less conservative anti-synchronization criteria by using the drive-response concept, extended Wirtinger's inequality and technical estimations.
These technical carbon estimation skills are absent in both communities.
Because of time limitations and technical issues, estimations of WMHs were obtained for 54 of the 62 older adults, while PET amyloid imaging was performed on 49 of the 62 older adults.
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Recent developments in technical aspects of estimation and testing coupled with widely accessible and user-friendly software have rendered CFA more popular and appealing than ever.
(iii) The software organization has developed a new artefact that seems to be a worthwhile contribution to agile software development in the large: 'delivery stories', which complement user stories with technical implications, effort estimation and associated risk.
To correctly position each detected osk particle in time and space relative to each detected particle of Staufen over the volume of the entire oocyte, we analyzed our results using an advanced mathematical algorithm, termed 'colocalization estimation' (technical description provided in Supplementary Data S1).
To focus on the issue of technical replication, isoform estimation was not undertaken.
The IGME's independent Technical Advisory Group, comprising eminent scholars and independent experts in demography, provides technical guidance on estimation methods, technical issues and strategies for data analysis and data quality assessment.
For instance, if C1 and C2 are a frequency-matched confounder and an unmatched confounder, respectively, the deconfounded odds ratio may be estimated by the following unconditional logistic regression model: The so-called special, "matched" analysis has evolved from technical problems of estimation that arise in individual matching.
