Sentence examples for unsatisfactory estimate from inspiring English sources

However, the proposed methods suffer from either a high computation effort or unsatisfactory estimate accuracy under the condition of high signal-to-clutter-plus-interference-ratio.

The results show that the model can estimate the global radiation with accuracy of MBE less than 1.5 MJ m−2 and RMSE less than 2.8 MJ m−2 for daily radiation and RMSE less than 2.0 MJ m−2 for monthly-mean daily radiation at individual stations over most of China except at a few stations where unsatisfactory estimates were possibly caused by severe air pollution or too dense clouds.

The unsatisfactory correlation estimates may have been due to the fact that the rater pairs varied.

The Morgan-Pitman test is extremely unsatisfactory; the estimates exceed.20 when sampling from the heavy-tailed distributions considered here and n=20.

Based on clinical experience, the percentage of unsatisfactory dialysis results was estimated to be in between 0 and 5% [ 17, 19- 21].

And the drawback of this method is its poor universality, and the estimated accuracy is unsatisfactory.

The World Health Statistics from 2010 to 2014 confirmed unsatisfactory birth registration coverage, with estimates ranging between 55 and 65% (4– 8).

The 'pair of lice lost' hypothesis is also unsatisfactory when compared to divergence date estimates.

The option of model selection by significance testing of individual terms, frequently proposed in older literature, provides some guidance but is unsatisfactory in that included parameters are estimated in a way that disregards uncertainty in model choice.

In some cases, analytical estimators were used to estimate standard errors and in others bootstrapping was used; there was no indication that bootstrapping was unsatisfactory.

First, the use of ICD-10 codes with hospital discharge diagnoses to estimate LRTI hospitalizations may be unsatisfactory as discharge diagnoses can be miscoded.