Sentence examples similar to fitting to a degree from inspiring English sources

However, he's physically fit to a troubling degree.

Figure 5b shows the regression curves of P-V S plofSA1fittedfitoed to a fourth degree polynomial function and SA2 fitted to a quadratic function.

The R2 computation was performed with the package LDcorSV v1.3.1 (https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/LDcorSV/index.html) implemented in R; the values were therefore plotted against physical distance and fitted to a second degree LOESS curve (Cleveland 1979, Marroni et al. 2011) using the R language.

The curve was best fitted to a third-degree polynomial (R 2 > 0.99).

In this work, the independent and dependent variables were fitted to a second-degree polynomial equation (Eq. 3), where Yi is the estimated response, b0 is a constant, bij are the coefficients for each term, and xi are the independent factors.

The nodes degree of these networks fits to a power law distribution with the degree exponent (r) ranging from 1.13 to 2.10, indicating that these networks are scale free.

Briefly, the profile of each metabolite under each condition was fitted to a polynomial model of maximum degree 3. The curves of each genotype were statistically compared taking into account the fitting value and correcting the p-value (Benjamini Hochberg method).

The degree (i.e. number of connections) was calculated for each node in the network, and a power law was fitted to the degree distribution of the network.

Our results accord with the conceptual outline of the cultural values model but fit to a lesser degree into the ecosystem services framework.

Although there appears to be evidence of a trend in the FIGO plot, the inclusion of this covariate as a categorical covariate fails to improve the fit to a significant degree.

Mr. Lancaster fit that profile to a degree.