Sentence examples for basis of fitting from inspiring English sources

Past numerical simulations of storm surge have used wind fields created on the basis of fitting analytical cyclone models (Holland, 1980) or on surface wind field observations from H*Wind analyses of real storms (Zhang et al. 2008, Zhang et al. 2012).

Data were obtained from two community studies to provide anthropometry and biochemistry from outwardly healthy children (LC children) (n = 382) who were selected on the basis of fitting the inclusion criteria (see Patients and study design section).

On the basis of fitting each dose response data set to each of the four models above, we found that the linear model most frequently gave the best fit for liver, kidney, and bone.

To quantify changes in mobility over time in Figure 4B, a diffusion coefficient for each 5 min time period was estimated on the basis of fitting the first five points (250 ms) of the mean-squared displacement curve for all tracks to a weighted linear fit.

Data from 32 of the 35 children with a history of rickets-like bone deformities (BD Index) as described in [9] and their siblings (n = 76) (BD Siblings) were obtained from an aetiological follow-up study of rickets in The Gambia and were selected on the basis of fitting the inclusion criteria (see Patients and study design section).

On the basis of fitting analysis, it could be observed that there was a negatively exponential relationship between the UCS and the porosity of CPB specimens and a linearly inverse relationship between the UCS and the fractal dimension.

We compare Zernike and B-Spline wavefront reconstruction on the basis of fit accuracy, reconstruction time and the effect of missing measurement data and noise.

Toyota recruited workers (typically highschool graduates) on the basis of fit with the Toyota culture rather than formal qualifications.

Hence they concluded that the model of random fragmentation could not be inferred based on the basis of fit quality.

The estimated power of time since first exposure of 2.6 is in the range expected on the basis of fits of similar models to cohort data, providing a measure of support for the application of the model at that population level.

We conclude that (1) several equations can describe the relation to a similar degree of accuracy; (2) we have likely reached a plateau in the degree of fit for two-parameter equations; and (3) the equation of Brown & Altermatt (1985 ▸) is best on the basis of fit and practicality.