Sentence examples for by fitting empirical data from inspiring English sources

Postnatal growth rates are expressed in days-1 and were calculated by fitting empirical data taken from published growth curves to Gompertz function.

Larger sample sizes are also needed to explore predictors of QOL by testing how well a hypothesized model fits empirical data [ 41].

Box George, E. P. Fitting empirical data.

In this work, a procedure for modelling and simulating rougher flotation banks that is based on operating variables and parameters fitted by empirical data from plant measurements is presented.

By fitting the data, an empirical nucleation law is derived that can be used in a micro macro model.

A model that hypothesized that STAT-B was evolving by directional selection fit the empirical data significantly better than the null model that assumed neutral evolution in all genes [χ(1) = 9.1; P = 0.0026].

All five goodness-of-fit statistics meet the fit standards suggesting that the model fits the empirical data.

In contrast, quantification by fitting qPCR data with an empirical model, such as an exponential curve or a sigmoidal curve, is not as reliable and accurate quantification is strongly dependent on PCR conditions used.

Physical models rely on basic laws of physics whereas empirical models are obtained by fitting an empirical equation to experimental data.

We therefore decided to base our comparison on responses generated by a standard computational model, fitted with empirical data, which has been shown to produce realistic responses ('Materials and methods').

Dc was calculated by fitting data with an empirical exponential equation (Mizoguchi et al. 2007) (red dashed curve).