Sentence examples for fit sufficient from inspiring English sources

Healthy diet, fresh air, keep fit, sufficient sleep, de-stress – none of this is rocket science.

In light of these results, the NN model shows an acceptable goodness of fit, sufficient robustness, and a more than adequate predictive capacity to estimate the water content of the ILs through the analysis of their refractive index.

In light of these results, the NN model shows an acceptable goodness of fit, sufficient robustness, and an adequate estimative capacity to determine the water content inside the studied range of the ILs analyzed.

Simulation of the battery pack, composed of six Li-ion batteries, shows that safe operation of the battery pack during the most extreme case requires the volume of the battery pack be almost doubled to fit sufficient PCM in the pack.

The Frank copula with positive dependence (−0.4279) showed a goodness-of-fit sufficient to represent costs and QoL (p-values 0.524 and 0.808).

HZ incidence is not a scalar variable but a vectorized variable meaning that – in our case – 80 data points are taken into account for the goodness-of-fit (sufficient to estimate the seven parameters as also shown by our analyses).

For high-energy beam lines a simple straight line fit provides sufficient precision and a maximum of computational performance by employing a χ 2-minimisation method [25, 26] to calculate the track parameters.

For heterogeneous populations, the sum of multiple Rayleigh distributions was required for convergence, but in all cases, a two-component fit was sufficient and yielded a pair of best-fit diffusion constants.

In order to fit a sufficient amount of herringbone grooves within the chip geometry, a convoluted path (switch-backs rather than a straight line) was used to fit them within a small footprint.

In the UK pilot programmes, which are likely to be much less resource intensive than a programme based on FIT, achieving sufficient colonoscopy capacity has been a major challenge, and has underpinned the age and area-based rollout.

Comparisons between the Weibull and exponential models demonstrated the Weibull model as the better fit, indicating sufficient evidence to reject the null that the hazard is constant over time.