Sentence examples for better fitted by a from inspiring English sources
Under tension, the relaxed stress strain plots in the control group could be better fitted by a power of 2.00, and the relaxed moduli were 0.64 and 4.51 MPa at the lower and the higher applied strains, respectively.
We found that the sum of two log functions could always be better fitted by a log function than by an exp function.
Logging is not exactly the same as deflating--it does not eliminate an upward trend in the data--but it can straighten the trend out so that it can be better fitted by a linear model.
The sum of two or more exp functions with similar amplitudes and different relaxations time were also usually better fitted by a log function than by an exp function.
As shown in Figure 6a, the displacement of the A1R agonist [3H]R-PIA by CGS21680 was significantly (p<0.001) better fitted by a biphasic than by a monophasic curve.
However, the observed electron density for residue 165 did not extend far enough for a lysine residue and was better fitted by a cysteine residue as expected.
Consistent with some [19], [20], [44], [45] but not all [21], [46] previous studies, this decline was better fitted by an exponential (R squared = 0.98) than a linear decline (R squared = 0.79).
Hudnut et al. (1996) report that large aftershocks could indeed affect static displacement calculations and Shen et al., (1996) demonstrate that the geodetic data are better fit by a model with two planes, one of which is constrained to lie within the south dipping aftershock distribution and the second within the hanging block.
We analyze mock X-ray ofservatiour of our simulated clusters to generate radial profiles of the surface brightness and temperature to show that at later times the simulated surface brightness profiles are better fit by a superposition of two b-model profiles than a single profile, in agreement with the observations of Cl 0024+17.
For high threshold, the avalanche distribution was better fit by a power-law, whereas for low threshold it was better fit by an exponential distribution.
