Sentence examples for fair fit from inspiring English sources
The results show a fair fit between the mean values of observed and predicted work hour alternatives.
The format of Vanity Fair fit Benchley's style very well, allowing his columns to have a humorous tone, often as straight parodies.
This model achieved fair fit with data (RMSEA = .06); however, the RMSEA confidence interval indicated sampling instability (RMSEAC.I. =.000 -.111).
Generally, RMSEA that was smaller than 0.05 suggested good fit, 0.05-0.08 fitr fit while greater than 0.10 poor fit.
Although some authors consider a value of.06 a fair fit, the cut-off point of <.05 is usually used.
An RMSEA lower than 0.05 indicated a good fit while values lower than 0.08 indicated a fair fit.
The approach (1) allowed fair fitting of experimental H∞ data with parameters pa=70.9±0.9 Pa and β=0.1777±0.0005 in Tiller's equation relating the volume fraction φ and solid pressure ps.
The values of RMSEA of.05 or less indicate close fit, less than.08 indicates a fair or reasonable fit, less than.10 indicates a mediocre fit, and greater than.10 indicates an unacceptable fit [ 25].
A combined cost avoidance and stakeholder analysis was applied to show that determination of a fair and reasonable FiT for all stakeholders, while aspirational, is difficult to achieve.
A fairer fit of the model with the observed for all parameters over Jicamarca suggests that equatorial regions are better represented on the model.
The items included in each test are rigorously evaluated to ensure the tests are fair and fit for purpose before being used in fitness to practise investigations.
