Sentence examples for a logistic curve from inspiring English sources

The data were fitted to a generalized linear model, a piecewise model, and a logistic curve and evaluated using the Akaike information criterion (AIC).

It is more reasonable to assume that they tend to grow along some variant of what mathematicians call a logistic curve, as illustrated in the graph below.

In order to simulate the middle and final flush processes observed in storm events, a new, realistically simple, parsimonious model (named as logistic wash-off model) is developed with the assumption that surface pollutant loads available for wash-off increase with cumulative runoff volume following a logistic curve.

This naturally follows the shape of a logistic curve as the model is fitting the log odds in a linear regression.

Aderamo (2013) has also characterized growth of cities road networks (Ilorin, Nigeria) using aerial photos and images and he showed that it conforms to a logistic curve.

n-Alkane residual concentrations as a function of time followed a logistic curve, typical of a biodegradation process where a scarcely soluble organic compound is degraded by a growing microbial culture.

Concentrations of samples were calculated from the standard curve using a logistic curve-fitting algorithm.

For the remaining 122 molecules, the maximum percentage decrease in DCF fluorescence was calculated, and the concentration that produced a 50% effect (EC50) was estimated by interpolation using a fitted logistic curve.

The former was an approximate exponential curve, and the latter was a generalized logistic curve.

Daily ruminal pH variation can be summarized by a cumulative logistic curve based on the amount of time below multiple pH points and characterized by 2 parameters (β0 and β1).

A sigmoid logistic curve was used to generate the standard curve.