Sentence examples for fits proportion from inspiring English sources

Following previously used methods [13], the 'estimated CCU trend ' hypothesis was deemed most likely only if it achieved a higher frequency of fits (proportion of prior parameter sets that produced model fits) than the two alternative control CCU trend hypotheses.

The fitted proportion (fP) of patients with tuberculosis diagnosed within one year of AIDS decreased from 1995 (24.4%) to1998 (15.2%), remaining stable since.

Although there may be some lingering ideas that men are better judges of what looks right on a woman's body, it is also true that the qualities that determine whether a garment looks right — fit, proportion and taste — hold less value today than marketing and branding.

It was validated for goodness of fit, proportion of variance explained, and collinearity diagnostics.

For the pay-per-view task, the point of subjective equivalence (PSE) was estimated by a cumulative normal function fit to proportion of trials monkeys chose T2 as a function of the difference in juice delivered for T1 and T2 choices [14].

A second sensitivity analysis was performed by fitting the proportion of DCO registrations as an additional explanatory variable in the regression models.

Thresholds were determined for each orientation by fitting the proportion of compressed and elongated responses for each participant to a logistic function.

We then fitted the proportion of trials in which the second stimulus was perceived as more proximal than the first as a function of the spatial separation between them, using a cumulative Gaussian function.

First, as the virus population becomes less fit the proportion of non-antigenic mutations that are beneficial is likely to increase, such that the mutation-selection balance becomes an evolutionary attractor (Goyal et al., 2012).

Thresholds for the staircase data were determined for each reference face by fitting the proportion of compressed and expanded responses for each participant and each reference to a logistic function.

Don't wear too much of anything, otherwise it won't fit the proportion.