Sentence examples for differences in the fits from inspiring English sources

We tested this possibility by computing the regression between the differences in the fits of the model to the data (for the two conditions in which the motion along the other coordinate differed) and the experimentally observed differences at intervals in which the latter differed significantly from 0 (see Fig. 5).

We used three different approaches, assuring that interpretations were not biased by slight differences in the fit of different models.

The differences in the slope at the final read count between the different libraries was mostly due to a low final read count rather than differences in the fitted hyperbolic curves (Table 4).

MXL with log-normal distribution are run for sensitivity analyses and do not exhibit large differences in the fit.

A comparison of the as-deposited film with the post-annealed film after etching revealed that there are no significant differences in the fitted XPS narrow-scan spectra except for the slight chemical shift in the O 1 s peak due to the oxygen vacancy compensation in O2-excessive atmosphere.

However, comparison of the predicted fits for each of these models to the observed data (Figure 3) shows only small differences in the fit of each model.

Between SARIMAX(1,0,0)(0,1,0) with LST only and SARIMAX 0,1,2)(1,0,0) with LST, rainfall and relative humidity, the differences in AIC is small (2%), but there is about 27% differences in the fit RMSE.

Hence, bias can arise both from differences in the fitted model (possibly overfitting) and in the calculation of prediction metrics.

Firstly, the correlation values suggest much smaller differences in the fit of both the discrete and continuous models between the synthetic wage and real income variables.

Using negative or positive phrasing for these two items does not lead to differences in the fit of the model, based on data from Swedish pharmacies.

LRTs (Likelihood Ratio Tests) were used to test for significant differences in the fit of the models incorporating selection relative to their (nested) counterparts that did not allow positive selection [ 73].