Sentence examples for difficult to fit to from inspiring English sources
The IRI-90 model for the F1 layer with its one free parameter, C1, is difficult to fit to actual profiles.
If the transient is buried in the noise, we determine the end of clear transient and the depth of investigation is defined as the depth corresponding to the transient response time at which response data become difficult to fit to a theoretical curve because of scatter caused by noise (Abd Allah et al. 2013a).
However these models can be difficult to fit to data.
However, these approaches are computationally far more intensive, are difficult to fit to data, and the inclusion of additional factors makes more demand on the data available.
This may be unrealistic, but semi-Markov models that relax this assumption may be difficult to fit to epidemiological data because the disease process is only partly observed (Titman and Sharples, 2010).
While there have been recent advances in distributional theory and parametric inference for 3-D rotation data, instances still exist where it may be difficult to find an appropriate model to fit to a data set.
It is typically difficult to fit experimental data to derive material parameters for blood vessels, however, due to the highly nonlinear nature of the stress strain relation.
"We've got three guys who play the same position -- Dirk, Antoine and Antawn -- so that's difficult to fit together and to understand each other and make each other better.
Over the course of 10 novels, his breadth and variety of subject, style and genre has been so ambitious and seemingly effortless that it has made it difficult to fit any neat labels to his writing.
When synchrony is active, instead of density, the coupling factor dominates as the control parameter, phase transition from one conformation to another is difficult to fit in rate equation42.
