Sentence examples for fit predictions from inspiring English sources

While many scientists suspected that the gravitational-wave B-mode polarization might be too faint to detect easily, the BICEP2 team, led by astronomers at Harvard University's Center for Astrophysics, reported a large signal that fit predictions of gravitational waves.

Those are too large to fit predictions of the size of most stellar black holes, the ultra-dense structures that form when stars collapse.

However, though the changes in patterns of individual probe sets annotated to defined KEGG signaling pathways intuitively fit predictions, the microarray data could be translated into the functional aspects of carcinogenesis only as indirect annotations.

At physiological and behavioural levels, previous observations in females seem to particularly fit predictions from the EMB theory.

(ii) Does the neuroanatomy of autism fit predictions from the 'extreme male brain' (EMB) theory of autism, in males and/or in females?

However, it is still unclear how this coincides with the cognitive level findings where the data fit predictions from the EMB theory (Supplementary Fig. 1).

Cyan line is the best-fit (maximum likelihood estimate, 6 parameter fit) prediction of the independent pathways model.

Magenta line is the best-fit (maximum likelihood estimate, 4 parameter fit) prediction of the early linear combination model.

The thickening atmosphere fits predictions by Dr. Candice J. Hansen, a scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., and Dr. David A. Paige, a professor of planetary sciences at the University of California at Los Angeles in 1996.

Fig. 4 The average accuracies (bold solid line) of the best-fit predictions compared to the experimentally observed conformations as a function of ensemble size for the test set of 910 protein-bound peptides.

The best-fit predictions are shown in Fig. 3. Our simulations provide good fits to data from each of the nine patients.