Sentence examples for ill-fitted from inspiring English sources

Regression diagnostics showed no collinearity among risk factors, no noticeable outlier, no influential or ill-fitted observations, and the model fit data very well (Chi-square =6.77, df = 8, p = 0.56, Hosmer and Lemeshow goodness-of-fit test).

Although previous studies have primarily focused on testing the effectiveness of cervical orthoses under properly fit conditions, this study focuses on analyzing the effects of an ill-fitted cervical orthosis (Miami J).

The orange cone remained, like an ill-fitted condom stuck on its head.

Ill-fitted for practical life, he made three efforts to teach school, quickly losing each position.

From there Scotland had to play catch-up, a game for which it is ill-fitted.

If a job applicant doesn't polish their shoes or wears ill-fitted clothes, they may be careless or casual in job performance".

Its relentless efforts to lock users into its software are particularly ill fitted to the Internet's open spirit.

The implication was that women hadn't much to fret about — etiquette, hostessing — and that none of their questions would be ill fitted for a public forum.

If so, it was singularly ill fitted for it: the army was tiny, it did not have conscription, and its higher command lacked the structures or expertise for European war.

Later she blamed her own "foolishness, naivety and perhaps intellectual laziness", but some found it hard to forgive her for signing a petition in 1953 backing a show trial of four priests.Her ironic and individualistic spirit was ill fitted to the grey conformity of "people's Poland": the Nobel citation said she wrote with the ease of Mozart and the fury of Beethoven.

Legacy providers are often ill fitted to monitoring big data, thousands of mobile and the new massive loads on networks.