Sentence examples for fitting a trend line from inspiring English sources
Fitting a trend line on N1 data gave an R-squared value of 0.98 indicating that the data is linear as expected for Newtonian fluids from Eq. (14).
Fitting a trend line to the full data set can do this.
Least square regression technique [23] is used to fit a trend line on the RTS for each cluster.
Because we saw a significant increase in moderate and severe/critical injuries over the entire study period, we further fitted a trend line (0 joinpoint) to the data by age group, gender, mechanism and type of injury using linear models to further characterize factors behind these observed trends.
To get an estimate of relative proliferation rate, we plotted both mutant and wt cell numbers vs. the total number of cells for each twin spot and fitted a trend line to each set of points (Figures 6B).
By adding increasing amounts of measurement error, for a given regression coefficient, one can plot the resulting estimate on the y-axis and the amount of measurement error on the x-axis and then fit a trend line to these observations.
The general trend for native evenness increases following all burn treatments, with the greatest increase following the spring burn at the Mokelumne River. Figure 2 Shannon Evenness based on the aggregated transect data for each study site by treatment and year fitted with a trend line.
Up to the 16-cell stage the points are almost fitting a single trend line.
Trend measured in natural-log units ≈ percentage growth: Because changes in the natural logarithm are (almost) equal to percentage changes in the original series, it follows that the slope of a trend line fitted to logged data is equal to the average percentage growth in the original series.
Each of three segments in 64-cell stage fit a different trend line, which shows this stage is a mixture of three normal distributions, representing EPI, PE and TE lineages.
