Sentence examples for fit early time from inspiring English sources

In the presence of peptides, the data were best fit with a double exponential, as a single-exponential function failed to fit early time points.

Consequently, most of the routinely used pharmacokinetic models, e.g., classic compartmental washout models, do a poor job of fitting early-time organ activity [12, 13].

Graun's piece begins like a Classical symphony but clings to the Baroque's dancing qualities, also to a choice of solo instruments whose reticent beauties better fit an earlier time.

The blue line extrapolates the fitted hyperbola to early times.

A poor fit can be observed especially at the early time points (up to 72 h).

You will not be able to achieve the so-called "product market fit" early on, and you will have a difficult time building a long-lasting company.

In contrast, incorporating the early cells into the model improved fits to the α-factor data, particularly the number of myosin rings counted at the early time points, though with some increased uncertainty owing to the fact that fitting the E mr + parameter relies on only the earliest time points.

Interestingly, at early time points after i.d.

Set an early time limit on leaving.

The data can be fit well to an exponential curve at early times up to and including the 660 sec data point (not shown).

Consistent with subsequent selection of strains with compensatory variations, isolates from later time points were often more fit than those from earlier time points (measured in vitro, in the absence of drug) without further changes in MIC (e.g., patient 1, isolates 5-7, isolate 14, Figure 7A), with notable exceptions (e.g., isolates 8 and 11).