Sentence examples for variability in estimated from inspiring English sources

In this study, we used simulations to evaluate the performance of the Trawl and Acoustic Presence/Absence Survey design (TAPAS) in reducing the variability in estimated biomass.

A high variability (variation coefficient greater than 15%%) in measured residence time was found in the urinary bladder contents, brain, stomach, heart and lungs, while high variability in estimated absorbed doses was found only in the urinary bladder wall and stomach wall.

This suggests that using many breeds or population groups acts to reduce the variability in estimated per-locus FST values.

The variability in estimated rates is probably more a consequence of differences in study design, than in the populations selected".

In all plots containing a certain amount of forbs, this would have led to a larger variability in estimated LA than in plots with more than 90%% grasses.

Results: Occupational exposure to EC declined substantially over time, and we found significant variability in estimated exposures both within and across job groups, trucking terminals, and regions of the United States.

While increasing sequence length improves the estimation of coalescent times, only additional loci can reduce the variability in estimating the population size function from those coalescent times.

Bayarri et al. [5] assessed the uncertainties in a traffic simulation modeling arising from multiple sources: randomness in the simulator, statistical variability in estimating and calibrating input parameters, inaccurate data and model discrepancy.

In the current study, purely behavioural comparisons of accuracy and variability in estimating a standard time interval were made across explicit and implicit, predictive timing tasks.

In addition, the decomposition process might introduce some variability in estimating TF activities and CS.

A series of sensitivity analysis will be conducted to explore the variability in estimating cost-effectiveness.