Sentence examples for wider estimations from inspiring English sources

While one can debate the generalisability of HDSS sites (53), the cross-site relationships established here between gridded parasite prevalence data and childhood malaria mortality, and between child and adult malaria mortality rates, could well be incorporated into wider estimations of malaria mortality.

In this scenario of greater separation of active pilots, the new FTD estimation with its wider estimation range can prove itself very practical.

If a wider estimation range is required, N R can be decreased or the M&M method [12], which shows an almost full estimation range, can be employed.

To compare with the LMMSE algorithm of [1], we have used Version B which has a faster convergence speed and wider estimation range than Version A. In the comparisons, we take L = 1 for our algorithms, i.e., two repeated OFDM blocks are used for training.

In this way, expression data of finer resolution combined with genome-wide estimations of mRNA/protein decay rates would be helpful to explore the precise relationships between gene expression and structural characteristics, which could be necessary for the precise evaluation of energy/time costs for genes with different expression levels.

Given the difficulty to categorize the Portuguese population as having a high or low risk of infection so that the world-wide estimations from [ 8] could be directly verified and refined, we calculated the TB burden from a spectrum of profiles of heterogeneous susceptibility.

Therefore, if the followed fine synchronization algorithm has wide estimation range, the number of times of performing coarse synchronization in a certain time period can be reduced because only the fine synchronization is needed to be performed without doing coarse synchronization in advance each time, which reduces the computational loads.

Then in December, results from both countries are expected to be published, according to the WWF, "to provide a landscape-wide estimation of tiger populations and a better understanding of tiger movements".

We performed a genome-wide estimation of FST on about 4 millions of SNPs from HapMap project data.

We compared the gene FST values that we obtained with previously reported data from a genome-wide estimation of genic dN/dS [23].

In the present article we report the results of a genome-wide estimation of FST on 3,917,301 SNPs from the latest release of HapMap data.