Sentence examples for generated fit from inspiring English sources

The obtained synthetic seismograms generated fit the observed seismograms quite well from a short period to a long period.

These data generated fit with the expression <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0006378.e354.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> except near the crown base where the distribution of GTP tubulin dimer grows faster than an exponential.

To linearize data for inclusion in the model, we first plotted the values of each stride parameter vs walking speed and generated fits to the data.

The objectives of the study were: to assess the factor structure of the WHOQOL-Bref in a Sudanese general population sample; and use confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and path analysis (PA) to see how well the model thus generated fits into the WHOQOL-Bref data of Sudanese psychiatric patients and their family caregivers.

Here, the goal is to generate, fit and discriminate several candidate models that represent different hypotheses for feedback mechanisms responsible for downregulating the response of the Sho1 branch of the yeast high osmolarity glycerol (HOG) signaling pathway after initial stimulation.

We show that the sexual reproduction is necessary for "generating" fit genotypes, while the asexual reproduction is suitable for "amplifying" them.

Everyone was in attendance for a four-hour global film festival, called Pangea Day, and had just viewed a short documentary about an odd thing that the doctor had created in 1995: a series of physical exercises intended to generate fits of laughter, now practiced by thousands of people in sixty-six countries.

It allows to generate fitted peak area maps for different elements.

The values of α, β and γ are used to generate fitted values for the 76 practices which have reported data.

In most cases, all replication is biological, so we generate fits using the lmfit function in limma; for the JZ12 (GSE37068) data set, technical replicates were fit using the duplicateCorrelation function in limma.

Enough information could be generated to fit a second-order polynomial called "quadratic", using these many levels.