Sentence examples for fit entails from inspiring English sources

We evaluate these transfer predictions using actual data for both cities and show that using the Viennese fit as a surrogate for a city-specific fit entails merely a moderate loss in prediction accuracy; see Section 5.

On the other hand, stems that employ the initial distal diaphyseal press fit concept entail a risk of stress shielding in the proximal femur [ 15, 20].

This damages the rhythm, as decoding the handwriting entails fits and starts.

The second, "all common," approach entails fitting the 3D model to the pooled data from all of the sessions in the resampled list.

First it entails fitting many parameters on limited data, and thus conventional in-sample statistical testing is thorny.

This approach entails fitting a range of relationships, chosen to represent a reasonable space of possible alternatives.

This entails re-fitting QRISK2 to the latest version of the QRESEARCH database to obtain updated regression coefficients.

The first experiment entailed fitting a Worthington feed pump to No. A819 in 1924.

As a result although integrated shared care initiatives are usually welcomed by patients, physicians and other health care professionals may be reluctant to participate due to uncertainty about what it might entail, how they fit into the integrated system and associated fear of increased liability and vulnerability to litigation [ 4, 5].

This emphasis on human nature leads Cockburn quite naturally into a fitness account of morality that predates Clarke's own view — human nature entails that certain actions are fit and appropriate for humans and certain are not.

LOOCV entails training the model (fitting both the second-level ANOVA and the linear SVM model) with all subjects minus one, and using the remaining single individual to test the accuracy of the prediction.