Sentence examples for that could be estimated from inspiring English sources

Changes in the values of each group component with depth were represented with transfer coefficients that could be estimated with predictors derived from particle size distributions and optimized soil hydraulic functions.

We also introduce new results that could be estimated empirically.

This represents an increase in metabolic rate over the minimum that could be estimated from the accelerometry and temperature data alone of around 34%.

For quantitative genotypes that could be estimated, in 5% of cases the most likely genotype for an individual at a SNP had a probability of less than 0.99.

First, in BAPS the number of populations is treated as an unknown parameter that could be estimated from the data set.

Finally, other strategies were developed around the part of the model that could be estimated without bias, i.e., which would not depend on the additional constraint used to fit the model [ 23, 53, 55, 58, 59].

Sunrise time varied little enough during that period (from 4 23 to 4 34) that it could be estimated that a series of samples collected at the same time of day would have negligible variation in circadian clock.

These results suggest that diversity could be estimated through acoustics at both α and β scales.

Previous research on the combination of forecasts has, for the most part, implicitly assumed a stationary underlying process so that parameters could be estimated from historical data.

It was shown that OPD could be estimated using other spatial parameters, such as inter-channel intensity difference (IID), IPD, and ICC, at the decoder, which resulted in saving bits for OPD quantization.

The size of that database could be estimated based on a database maintained by a city of similar size, which takes us back to the city of brotherly, sisterly and droidly love, Philadelphia.