The phrase "fit point" is not commonly recognized as correct or usable in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific point that is suitable or appropriate in a given context, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "We need to identify the fit point in our strategy where we can maximize our resources."
Alternatives: "suitable point" or "appropriate point".
And as these measures against the Samians are thought to have been taken to please Aspasia, this may be a fit point for inquiry about the woman, what art or charming faculty she had that enabled her to captivate, as she did, the greatest statesmen, and to give the philosophers occasion to speak so much about her, and that, too, not to her disparagement.
Before long, reports were received of landfalls made on an unknown coast; as early as 1618, a Dutch skipper suggested that "this land is a fit point to be made by ships…in order to get a fixed course for Java".
Calculation of the number of copies of each mRNA was performed according to Luu-The et al. [61]: fit point and second derivative methods were used to determine a Cp that is used to calculate the number of copies of initial mRNA species in the sample using a standard.
Relative quantification of gene expression was calculated with the fit point method.
Cycle threshold (CT) values were calculated using the fit point method.
The crossing point for each reaction was determined using the Fit point algorithm and manual baseline adjustment.
The linear fit points out an exponential law.
Basically, they took a really good hiking boot model and built in panels of heat sensitive moldable material around all the key fit points - like your ankle bones.
Crossing points were calculated by the LightCycler®Software 4.0 (Roche Diagnostics) using the absolute quantification fit points method.
Standard curves were created by default with the fit points method of the Lightcycler programme.
Crossing points (Cp) were calculated by the LightCycler®Software 4.0 (Roche Diagnostics GmbH) using the absolute quantification fit points' method.
