Sentence examples for fitting correlation from inspiring English sources
To test the fitting result, the trend curve fitting correlation coefficient R at a certain level of significance is needed to be calculated.
Range of IF fitting correlation coefficients over the patient series was 0.989 0.999 (mean 0.996).
The major role of a reliable analytical IF as a sum of exponential functions for implementing 3P-KMA (Eq. 3) is emphasized by the significant correlation between IF fitting correlation coefficients and those of 3P-KMA (R = 0.631; P < 0.01).
To obtain the mean diameter and polydispersity index of the colloidal suspensions, a third-order cumulant fitting correlation function was performed by a Malvern PCS submicron particle analyzer.
These two parameters are combined in the focal volume shape parameter, s, for fitting correlation curves to eq 2. Given that SERS is a short-range effect (<10 nm), it would be inappropriate to approximate the axial depth of the excitation volume as a traditional 2-D Gaussian.
Table 7 Fitting correlation parameters found for the combined effect of the predominant compounds in the rum filter Family of compounds y0 e(y0) A e(A) t e(t) R2 Combined effect 0 0 8.10− 5 2.10− 4 281 7.10− 4 0.978 ( y={y}_0+{A}_1{e}^{left(x/{t}_1right)} ) resulting in y = Ae(x/t) (with e(i) the error on parameter i).
The estimated uncertainty for the heat transfer coefficient is usually within 7.69%, and the determination coefficient of a regression fitted correlation is 0.97.
The goal is to correct the too small values of some of the fitted correlation lengths presented in the former work.
The fitted correlation of predicted breeding values across cycles was 0.82.
However, the Mr values of these particles were again calculated and not experimentally assessed, and as for HRV-A2, the EM diameter/ Mr data point for CCMV deviated significantly from the fitted correlation curve.
Results of verification experiments and predicted values from fitted correlations were in close agreement at 95% confidence interval.
