Sentence examples for fits of each from inspiring English sources

With approximate fits of each model to the core's structure, we can ask what perturbations to it will approximate the observed wavespeed reductions from PREM.

By comparing the power law fits of each region to the corresponding candidate functions, we can see that in almost all cases the truncated as well as the lognormal function are better fits to the data than the power law function (in 49 out of 50 cases the likelihood ratio test exhibits a p-value below the significance level of 0.05).

Psychometric fits of each face type are plotted in Fig.  5.

We also plotted all-points amplitude histograms for each recording and graphed the average maximal amplitudes obtained from Gaussian fits of each amplitude histogram for each recording.

To discombobulate the matter, T2 relaxation times from monocomponent exponential fits of each curve were used to provide a single measure of the total water constraint in the water-polymer systems; here, the lowest relaxation times represent the greatest constraint.

To this end, Equation 1 was linearized with respect to force as (3) y (F ) = ln (ln (1 1 − P p o r e ) ) = ln (k 0 t ) +   F x β k B T and then we determined whether the fits of each of the 1 s and 5 s datasets (excluding the data for which P pore is equal to 1 to avoid division by zero) to this equation yielded a similar value for the slope (or x β), using the force, F, per monomer.

Mean χ contributions or average contributions to the goodness of fit of each locus were also checked to determine the best fitting position for markers in genetic maps.

Together these findings attest to the unique substrate active site fit of each CYP3A enzyme.

Several rival path models are tested by comparing the goodness-of-fit of each.

We also examined the cumulative fit of each species to the plot, patch, and landscape partial models.

The goodness of fit of each MLR model was evaluated using statistical parameters: coefficient of determination, root mean square error and mean relative deviation modulus.