Sentence examples for times of estimation from inspiring English sources

Then, the 5th, (5th, 6th), (5th, 6th, 7th), …, (5th, …, 14th) samples are manually set lost, and the proposed weighted interpolation method with different times of estimation (e.g., two times and three times of estimation) is applied to estimate the lost data.

The results show that the parameter estimator has RMSE value of 0.0561 using the flow of ammonia and bottom product temperature of the reactor, whereas the inferential estimator has the RMSE value of 0.0486 with shorter time of estimation of measurement results.

Additional depressurization was needed during LOCAs for which RCS criteria pressures at the time of estimation were in the range between high-pressure LOCA and low-pressure LOCA.

Two of these three patients had poorly differentiated transitional cell carcinoma present at the time of estimation and one had no sign of recurrence.

The maternal milk samples for measuring xenon concentration were injected directly into special glass tubes for gas chromatography and stored at 4°C until the time of estimation.

The complete results set comprises results for 150 countries, reflecting the total number for which Spectrum AIM files were available at the time of estimation.

The time of estimation for the MMR extends up to 35 years from the time of data collection, when the respondents are older (if included, > 50 years of age).

At the time of estimation 43 patients had transitional cell carcinoma of the bladder, one had transitional cell carcinoma of the renal pelvis and three had carcinoma in situ (two of whom also had overt carcinoma).

No comprehensive database was, however, available for blood lead levels, and no methods for estimating the disease burden due to crowding had been developed at the time of estimation.

Other estimates point out only rough time intervals of estimation.

This hysteresis affects time-lag of estimation of grasping state.