Sentence examples for utilization of estimates from inspiring English sources

We assumed α equals 0.38 (Grubb et al. 1974) and β equals 1.33 (Lu and van Zijl 2005); Hoge et al. (1999a) demonstrated that although estimates of α and β affect asymptotic extrapolations of M, these values do not significantly impact results in the range of human imaging studies, and so the utilization of estimates for α and β was deemed adequate.

The classical approach is based on the utilization of robust estimates of location, but recently an edge-preserving regularization method emerged as an alternative.

The utilization of personnel, estimated in Eid-Kocht's study by patients themselves during one representative month in 2006, showed somewhat higher staff costs than in our study.

To address the requirement for downhole states, this paper proposes the utilization of Kalman estimator to estimate the downhole drill bit position and velocity based on the measurements at the surface.

Most existing thermal models make use of CPU utilization to estimate power consumption, which in turn facilitates outlet-temperature predictions.

The aim of this work is to show that utilization of Kalman filter estimates of patient health metrics in logistic regression models improves significant disease progression identification compared to logistic regression models constructed using raw clinical observations.

The costs of ART and universal coverage (UC) are assessed through multiplying unit costs, utilization and estimates of the population in need during each year of the planning cycle.

Utilization Estimates of the writing proficiency obtained from Criterion® are useful for making decisions about long-term gains in L2 writing proficiency.

Despite this global burden, and the importance of quantifying this burden to guide care decisions on a societal level; productivity loss, health care resource utilization, and estimates of associated direct and indirect costs among caregivers have not been investigated comprehensively in Europe.

The utilization of the node density estimates to adaptively regulate probabilistic flooding in network structures relevant to nanonetworks is then considered.

Authors in Ref. [13] applied Paris' law to predict fatigue crack growth with utilization of transmission error to estimate the current crack size, which improved predictive accuracy.