Sentence examples for wrong estimations from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless we will conform to the work of Goehring et al. [ 19] and use this term herein because of its other classical meaning, which is statistical, regarding the use of an estimator giving wrong estimations: indeed, the post-test probabilities of diseases would be biased (and thus the clinical decision altered) if the appropriate group-specific performance values of the test are not used.

Errors can be due to missed detections, wrong estimations, or false fundamentals.

The use of weak information (mostly coming from literature or other model applications) should be avoided because it can lead to wrong estimations of uncertainty in modelling results.

As shown in Figure 9, the obtained for the noise-free signal is higher than the noisy signal, due to wrong estimations of locations and weights.

Still, it is possible to obtain wrong estimations, e.g., the failure related to the scan pair G h. Nevertheless, these wrong estimations can be successfully recovered by using texture-based features detected from the atlas of rectified reflectance images as shown by our experiments, or by using other suitable geometric features as those presented in [10, 13, 50].

We show also that if the camera is rigidly attached to the vehicle, motion priors from the IMU can be exploited to discard wrong estimations in the framework of a 2-point-RANSAC-based approach.

A wrong estimation of (sigma _{w}^{2}) may lead to an inappropriate λ.

Due to the presence of Zn plateau current, Tafel extrapolation resulted in a wrong estimation of corrosion currents.

A wrong estimation may lead to disastrous consequences (e.g. suspension of electricity supply or a big financial loss).

This may be the region for wrong estimation of plasma parameter during model understanding without opacity and diffusion.

Assumption of unit overburden gradient is also not correct and leads to wrong estimation of fracture pressure.