Sentence examples for wrong estimates of from inspiring English sources

Here it is important to note that wrong estimates of all epidemiological probabilities (e.g. mortality, incidence) are worse than a wrong estimate of unit costs, but a wrong estimate of all parameters is much worse.

In this paper, we present an iterative method to reduce the sensitivity of a general restoration scheme (but specified to the Wiener filter) with regards to wrong estimates of the said parameters.

Miscalibration of 5% resulted in significantly wrong estimates of K 1 (−7 ± 3% and +6 ± 4% for too low and too high scanner/coincidence counter calibration factors, respectively) and CMRglc (−5 ± 2% and +6 ± 4%), without affecting the other rate constants.

Outlier points will lead to wrong estimates of center and variance and thus distort the results of the projection.

This would lead to wrong estimates of the time course of epileptogenesis, of the overall incidence of epilepsy and, ultimately, to missed opportunity for treatment.

It can even lead to wrong estimates of expression changes in the case of systematic changes in tissue composition between test conditions.

Thus, a simple application of Bhat-tacharyya's formula, Eq. (2), to our problem may lead to the wrong estimate of the magnetic field.

It is to be noted that the convolution method can yield a very wrong estimate of the boundary identity, whereas the deconvolution technique can be more useful in the boundary identity.

A large-scale, dipolelike structure is noticeable in the residuals of models A and D, suggesting either a contamination by some unmod-elled magnetospheric field or a wrong estimate of the internal dipole field.

On the other hand, if a participant was not able to Stop even once, the algorithm would yield a wrong estimate of SSRT.

There is a also a small possibility that the observed results are a function of poor/incomplete records resulting into wrong estimates for either facility.