Sentence examples for would allow the estimation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the paper proposes a method that would allow the estimation of scour depth for a given observed pile frequency.

A sample size of 4,403 would allow the estimation of this proportion with a 95% confidence interval of ±0.08%.

The validation of our hypothesis through these biomarkers, would allow the estimation of the total personal exposure to complex mixture of toxic chemicals from different exposure pathways (lungs, skin, and GIT), and different sources (air, diet, lifestyle or occupation), whereas the traditional epidemiological studies don't.

The initial MPA-Bayesian estimator were used for MPA concentrations that would allow the best estimation of Vc, CLt, and Ka.

This estimation would allow the use of standard mixing models [6] to determine the relative contribution of multiple water sources to the body water of a group of animals.

Schemes with a single family per group would yield an even greater response, but would not allow the estimation of the direct and indirect genetic variances [ 16, 21, 35].

Appropriate purchasing power parity (PPP) conversion factors that would allow for the estimation in international dollars are not available for Zimbabwe.

For example, combining the two proposed methodologies would allow for estimation of the a theoretical cure proportion after having partitioned out the excess mortality due to excess CVD mortality among patients diagnosed with lung cancer.

Longitudinal data where multiple relapses are observed in individuals would allow better estimation of the number of hypnozoites in the liver and the duration of hypnozoite carriage.

Moreover, in dose-finding trials where HbA1c cannot always be assumed to reach steady state, the ability to predict steady-state outcome based on early data would allow improved estimation of the dose response curve and thus provides a basis for improved dose selection in phase III trials.

A prospective cohort of 200 consecutively enrolled senior GI cancer patients (≥65 years), would allow an estimation of the prevalence of vulnerability/frailty with a 95%% confidence level margin of error of 0.07.