Sentence examples for fitting change from inspiring English sources

These authors found decrements in most blood cell types, while fitting change point regression models to each cell type.

It's a rather fitting change, actually, as this was the police station that held 72 artists who were arrested as part of Operation Anderson – Bristol's city-wide crackdown on graffiti artists – in 1989.

And "Mistress and Maid, Restored" (1997) updates a 17th-century Dutch painting by Johannes Vermeer, depicting the mistress with red fingernails and a bottle of nail polish — a funny but somehow fitting change.

To investigate this we will fit change point models on years to death.

The deprivation gap in each of the three periods is shown in Table 2 in each cancer article, together with the fitted change in the deprivation gap over time.

The adoption of multiplicative allometric models within a multilevel structure allows examining levels of variability accounting for a single individual's departure from their fitted change with training trajectory and the underlying population response, plus accounting for confounding effects.

During the experiment, scientists actually saw how much being fit changes your ability to incinerate fat, moderate blood sugar and otherwise function well.

Additionally, models have been inferred from combining two datasets, and testing on a third, to analyse how the data fit changes compared to using each training dataset individually.

The startup now wants to go deeper into the matrix by offering more biohacking products and felt a name fitting the change was appropriate.

The fitted values change as x changes, and therefore the confidence intervals will also change.

"But he is fit to change trucks' tires, change oil filters, wash and clean cars".