Sentence examples for fit expressed from inspiring English sources

All models indicated a high goodness of fit expressed by the explained deviance as well as by the pseudo-R2 by Nagelkerke [66].

We had a limited number of three factors for both genders, a good model fit expressed by a high rate of cumulative percent (75% and 78%, respectively) and a sufficient sampling adequacy Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Kaiser-Meyer-Olkinly).

Table 2 shows that the standard error of the estimate of the fit expressed as a percentage of the T1ρ value (% SEE) for crosslinked BSA (GA≥60 mM) and tissue samples was 2.2±1.1% for the relaxation-time power law Eq. [1] compared to 10.5±4.8% for the relaxation-rate power law Eq. [2] and 4.0±2.3% for the BPP model Eq. [3].

To get an indication of the statistical power to detect the genetic variant in the two designs, we studied the deterioration of the model fit, expressed as increase in χ2, when the association between the genetic variant and the operationalisation of the trait (sum-score or latent factor) was fixed to 0, i.e., a test with 1 degree of freedom (df).

The sensitivities at the "best fit", expressed as the local curvature of the optimization cost function give a practical estimate.

Caveat: If the only activities the person is offered, or supported to continue, are those that fit expressed preference … no 'new' experiences – involving novelty, mystery – will be offered.

Injection of Fit expressing E. coli is sufficient to induce strong melanization and rapid death of the tobacco hornworm Manduca sexta and larvae of the greater wax moth Galleria mellonella [ 7].

Only fit-curves with quality of fitting expressed as r 2 equal or more than 0.9 were used for subsequent analysis.

Plots of dB 50) vs. dA were obtained for each rat, and linear functions were fitted by the method of least squares; goodness of fit was expressed as r 2, the proportion of the data variance accounted for by the fitted function.

The radio program took the unusual step of officially retracting the broadcast, and in a later program on the same show Mr. Daisey alternately defended his right as a theater artist to shape his narrative as he saw fit and expressed contrition at the liberties he had taken.

The statistically significant fit, quantitatively expressed in the R2 parameter, is also indicated by relatively low errors of the coefficients in Equation 1.