Sentence examples for which cannot be estimated from inspiring English sources

We are also able to control all interested modes of the noise, even which cannot be estimated by the conventional frequency estimation method because of the poorS /N ratio.

In particular, the material property changes caused by the piezoelectric effect, which cannot be estimated by the mixture law, are discussed for multigrain and multidomain structures.

Examples to show the bounds of solutions of a partial differential equation with impulsive terms are also given, which cannot be estimated by Gallo and Piccirllo's results.

However, apart from the available depuration rate constant, the calculation of kinetic BCF also requires a corresponding uptake rate constant, which cannot be estimated in dietary bioaccumulation studies.

For MCM1, SWI6, and CLN3, we cannot make a prediction because all of them result in a change of SWI5 control, which cannot be estimated from Boolean rules unless we know a Boolean function for multiple regulators.

Regarding the design of the study, cross-over effect of fluoride on the effectiveness of sealant placement in fissure caries prevention might exist, the amount of which cannot be estimated in this study.

In this paper it is shown that bandwidths which regard smoothness can consistently be estimated, whereas those which concern robustness cannot be estimated with plug-in and cross-validation criteria.

The haplogroup I lineages clearly nest within haplogroup I4a – for which an origin cannot be estimated at present.

Such an approach allows complex sampling designs, for which probability statistics cannot be estimated mathematically, to be simulated and run repeatedly to generate evidence for decision-making.

Our experiments show that the DGS algorithm can be considered the best choice, especially in those experiments in which some parameters cannot be estimated in advance.

In four models (all of them for Monodora species) no standard deviation (SD) was calculated, even though the respective AUCs were high, because the number of total samples was too low (for species with occurrence points less than 8 only one training point can be used from which the SD cannot be estimated).