Sentence examples for fits slightly from inspiring English sources

Courter fits slightly too neatly into the mould of typical skid-row American hero, and it is ageing cop Rafael Sevilla, himself the father of a disappeared daughter, who is the true star of this show, risking his life to solve the crimes against a tide of corruption in which the police are often complicit.

Table 1 summarizes the results of adsorption capacity for all samples and, along Fig. 3, shows that the Freundlich model fits slightly better with the decrease in concentration (from 250 to 2000 ppm) at 303 K when comparing the R2 values (from Excel, Display R-squared value on chart) with the Langmuir model.

As the MIPEX measure fits slightly better with the timing (2013, against 2011 for CITLAW), and as the CITLAW measure does not cover the US, results for the MIPEX measure are reported in the article, with any differences noted, if the CITLAW measure does not show similar results.

That the raven is black fits slightly better with \(H\), but not enough to outweigh the first effect: black ravens are hardly a rarity on \(\neg H\).

Again, both of the Al Naboulsi methods fit slightly better than the others.

However, for the general polymorphic form, the Hossfeld fitted slightly better than the Bertalanffy-Richards function.

Predictions of the yield, conversion and operating temperature appeared to fit slightly less well.

It's just life, everyone trying to fit slightly awkward puzzle pieces together.

When the factor covariance was constrained, the model fit slightly decreased (AIC = 601.269), but remained acceptable.

Only data from dextran 250 is fit slightly better with a stretched exponential.

However, fitting slightly simplified models showed that the omission of this determinant had only a negligible effect on the ORs and their confidence intervals.