Sentence examples for be gained by fitting from inspiring English sources
· P x bleach ), this order can be gained by fitting the half-life period exponentially against multiple mean powers.
As most peptides encountered had between five and twelve amino acids, there is little to be gained by having a higher number of bins - the curve fitting approach works best if there are primary ions in each bin.
If O'Connell is fit, as he now is, there is nothing obvious to be gained by appointing a fellow lock such as Alun Wyn Jones or another Irish forward.
The model fit after calibration is excellent, and little would be gained by a multilevel analysis (Bois et al. 1996).
"Nothing will be gained by intellectualizing this.
What would be gained by privatisation?
Nothing could be gained by an inquest.
Much may thus be gained by prevention.
Experience will be gained by practicing constantly.
The expected value of the true count rate is gained by a fit through all data below the peak NECR (2012 standard) as opposed to the extrapolated values from the last three acquisitions (2007 standard).
The enthalpy ((Delta H^{0})) of adsorption and the entropy ((Delta S^{0})) of adsorption can be specified from the slope and the intercept of the linear fits which are gained by drawing ln K d against (frac{1}{T}) respectively.
