The phrase "allow for fitting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need to make accommodations or adjustments for something to be suitable or appropriate.
Example: "The design must allow for fitting various sizes of components to ensure compatibility."
Alternatives: "make room for adjustment" or "permit accommodation for fitting".
In order to allow for fitting diverse magnitudes of skewness, various works have been done by introducing different methods to capture the magnitude of the skewness.
The approach derived from Equation 3 of Bauch et al. (2009) [ 12], which does not allow for fitting to the point estimate data, provides a more conservative estimate of herd effect: R R other age groups = 1 − effective coverage in children * P children where Pchildren is the proportion of children (i.e. the age groups targeted by a childhood vaccination strategy) in the total population.
The existing wild-type atlases allow for fitting and cross-validation of computational models, but a gold standard for testing computational models is whether they can predict how a system behaves under genetic perturbation.
Model (1) has the form of a variance components model and can also be fitted with any statistical software that allows for fitting the appropriate linear mixed model with R mixed and τ2 estimated from the data [ 10].
The three-way connector with the valve in the open position allows for fitting the needle onto the syringe without creating pressure which could push the construct out of the needle.
This allowed for fitting to a trough and a peak, expected to occur overnight, and enabled us to estimate the times and values for the troughs and peaks for individual patients, and for the best fit model for all the patient data taken together.
Although performance of the two approaches was not compared, one of the advantages of the GAM approach over a generalized linear model (Bayesian or otherwise) is that the GAM allows for fitting a very flexible trend surface for spatial point data.
Nonetheless, our SAXS measurements covered a large extent of modulator and protein combinations for which the fraction of dimer was determined Figures S1 and S2) and allowed for curve fitting to equilibrium model-based equations.
The most current version of the Benchmark Dose Software, however, does not yet allow for multivariable model fitting.
To allow for flexibility in fitting a curve with a single turning point, we considered second degree polynomial transformations for BMI.
This may be viewed as computationally inefficient compared to REML estimates (for example, as implemented in WOMBAT [ 14]); however, Bayesian MCMC methods are appealing since they allow for more flexible fitting to complex models which is advantageous in the genetic analysis of non-normal data [ 18].
