Sentence examples for implausible fit from inspiring English sources

Nineteen SNPs were excluded from the mapping process due to extreme segregation distortion, missing data, or implausible fit in a linkage group (LG).

One mouse on 0.51 ppm Se was excluded from Gompertz analysis due to a physiologically implausible best-fit b-value > 100,000.

CAFRA's fee provisions serve as an incentive for skilled counsel to take on frequently complex cases that the government litigates aggressively, sometimes stretching the evidence to fit implausible narratives.

In short, Cusimano et al.'s proposed model for CCT loss is both mechanistically implausible and fails to fit any of the observed cox1 data.

The exponential model used in some studies [37],[76],[77] and the polynomial model used in others [36] are not appropriate in the light of the present dataset because of their poor fit and their implausible predictions of pollen behavior over large distances.

The corrected Akaike Information Criterion (AICc) was used for ranking these alternative fits and distinguishing between plausible and implausible isotherms for each dataset.

Nearly 17 months later, he did the implausible: escaping again through a mile-long tunnel fitted with a motorbike.

As Hohwy (2013, Chapter 2) argues: "Heuristically, a model that fits data perfectly is itself highly implausible, because it violates our prior beliefs that noise is always greater than zero".

Boyle's story lines are inventive, but his characters often feel implausible and feeble, drained of vitality by the surgeries necessary to fit them into procrustean plot contraptions.

Direct measurement of biochemical parameters in vivo is often difficult and sometimes impracticable, while fitting them under data-poor conditions may result in biologically implausible values.

A model without regression does not give an adequate fit of the data (P less than 0.001), and results in an implausible estimate of 33 years for the mean duration of pre-invasive lesions.