Sentence examples for yielding estimates from inspiring English sources
Then, as is known from the first composition, this yields two equations with two unknowns, and thus can be solved yielding estimates of and.
They were then tested on samples the event prevalence of which was far below 50% thus yielding estimates that were less efficient than the standard holdout estimator in which the data are split at random.
The method is capable of yielding estimates that are within an order of magnitude of the true values.
The model integrates information on seismic hazard and information on expected earthquake damage on engineering facilities in a systematic way, yielding estimates of earthquake insurance rates.
The models were then run with these sets, and the ensemble of output results was analysed statistically, yielding estimates of the uncertainty due to variation of the model parameteres.
As in most dynamic PET experiments, the myocardial infarction (M-I) model is fitted to tissue time-activity curves (TACs) derived from PET scans yielding estimates of the kinetic parameters of interest.
The core enzymes (two endoxylanases and a β-xylosidase) exhibited high turnover numbers during catalysis, with the two endoxylanases yielding estimated k(cat) values of ∼8,000 and ∼4,500 s -1), res -1tively, on soluble wheat arespectively
The demands T were allocated to the shortest path between i and j, yielding estimated flows per road segment.
Finally, cDNA ratios are normalized to gDNA ratios (representing a 1 1 relationship), yielding estimated allelic mRNA ratios, which indicate AEI if ratios significantly deviate from unity.
Naylor et al. [ 4] used advanced practice nurses to provide home follow-up for elderly patients for 3 months, finding significantly lower healthcare costs for the intervention group and yielding estimated mean cost savings of US$4,845 per patient.
Restricted cubic splines were used to construct average height-for-age Z score (HAZ) growth curves, yielding estimated HAZ differences among exposure categories at ages 0.5 y, 1 y, 2 y, 5 y, 7 y, and 10 y.
