Sentence examples for a fip from inspiring English sources

A FIP, however, is unlikely to be as flexible as a SIP could be.

Therefore, a FIP can be used as a tool to drive not only ecological improvements in a fishery, but social benefits as well.

In some cases, a FIP is used as a means to get the "gold standard" of seafood sustainability – The Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) certification.

The EPA also hopes that states will use their SIPs to encourage energy conservation and increased efficiency as well, although the EPA could not impose such measures directly under a FIP.

Summer offers not resulting from a FIP interview: offers made prior to FIP should remain open for at least 28 days following the first day of FIP; offers made after the start of FIP should remain open for at least 28 days following the date of the offer letter; offers made after December 15 should remain open for at least two weeks following the date of the offer letter.

The average NCAA pitcher from 2012 to 2017 has a FIP of 3.62.

Wood was an above-average pitcher in 2018 (ERA+ of 105 and an FIP [3.53] better than his ERA of 3.68) but he felt like a bad pitcher because he was so far off of his 2017 numbers.

This season, he has 30 saves in 33 chances, a 1.51 ERA, a 2.66 FIP, and a 0.96 WHIP.

Over the last four years, a run which started after he had already turned 31, Lester has averaged 192 innings pitched per season with a 3.33 ERA, a 3.67 FIP, and 3.4 WAR.

That is, if a small FIP study returns an estimate of ED50 within twofold of the truth, doses selected in the next stage of development (Phase 2 dose-ranging) are likely to efficiently deliver a refined estimate of ED50.

"The current eight active Jays relievers, this year, as relievers, have thrown a little shy of 300 innings, and they've combined for a 2.75 ERA and a 2.90 FIP," Jeff Sullivan of FanGraphs told the Guardian.