Sentence examples for a good adjustment for from inspiring English sources

Although the formulations developed are very simple, the results show a good adjustment for the set of the parameters used and conditions tested and are promising mainly for sanitary siphons with relatively moderate heights of the ascending branch.

The absence of clustering in residuals was suggestive of a good adjustment for spatial dependence in all models.

The little adjustment has made for a big difference.

According to P values and analysis of variance ANOVA, there is a good adjustment between the second order regression models and experimental data for all responses.

He has adjusted, but "it's not a good adjustment".

The viscosity curves vs. shear rate were applied to Bingham and Casson models, except for the crude oil where only the Bingham model has obtained a good adjustment.

Finally, a semi-empirical model was developed to predict product temperature history during a complete thermal treatment with good adjustment for heating and holding and acceptable adjustment for cooling.

However, good social and emotional development provides a foundation for good adjustment in schools and, in turn, enhances the sense of belonging, which has been reported to be correlated with positive affect, academic self-efficacy, and academic achievement (Duckworth and Seligman 2005; Goodenow 1993; Mouratidis and Sideridis 2009; Nix et al. 2013; Ray and Smith 2010).

Also, Nu values calculated by applying the empirical correlation of Hausen (for laminar flow) and that of Sieder Tate (for turbulent flow) presented good adjustment (r2 ≥ 0.9) to the experimentally determined values.

For this, Marôco (2014) suggests the following criteria: χ2/df between 2 and 5 poor adjustment and between 1 and 2 good adjustment; TLI and CFI between 0.8 0.9 poor adjustment, and between 0.9 0.95 good fit; for the RMSEA between 0.05 0.10 acceptable and < 0.05 very good adjustment.

It's also a good option for minor adjustments to an item you spent a bit more on for the sake of quality over quantity.