But "deaf spot" might be more fitting.
Maybe the National, which Private Eye used to mischievously suggest should be called Peter Hall, should consider whether it might be more fitting to celebrate a playwright, director or actor when it comes to re-branding its auditorium.
Another resource is on the University of Delaware Web site, with examples like "A New Coat for Anna," which teaches about bartering, or "The Great Brain" books by John Fitzgerald, which might be more fitting for aspiring business school graduates.
Drawing its plot from 800 letters written by the painter, Loving Vincent is a fresh take on someone whose life has been well documented – and it might be more fitting than a conventional biography.
Based on this, it was considered that a generic tolerance of ±50%% (±2× RSD) might be more fit-for-purpose than the existing EU criteria.
While most novel transgressive phenotypes may result in individuals less fit than the parental species, some might be more fit than either parent species, particularly in an introduced species' new environment (Rieseberg et al. 2003).
Indeed, work by the American population geneticist Sewall Wright (1889 1989) has shown that, in small populations, the less fit might be more successful than the more fit, even to the extent of replacing the more fit entirely, owing to random but relatively significant changes in the gene pool, a phenomenon known as genetic drift.
Future versions, Mr. Hoey said, might be more opulent, with the fit and finish of a BMW convertible.
"A minority guy, or an undercover guy who fits in, might be more likely to succeed," said one investigator.
For instance in certain neural network algorithms, blocked practice (as in our experiment) might be more likely to retrain existing weights to fit the most recent condition, while interleaved practice might be more likely to fit the network output so that it performs correctly in multiple different conditions.
In the G. mellonella model, KPC K. pneumoniae isolates were less virulent than KPC isolates; there may be a fitness cost to carriage of the resistant plasmid, or less fit organisms might be more likely to acquire the resistance.
