Sentence examples for optimally fits from inspiring English sources

This problem can be partially solved by using a better feature selection method that optimally fits to the mammogram classification problem [ 3].

Neuronal modeling based on barrel cortex single units shows that small populations of sensitive neurons provide a transient signal that optimally fits the characteristic of the subject's perception.

However, it is crucial to choose an adequate experimental model and use imaging technology that optimally fits with the chosen methods and properties of the sample.

Moreover, the results of split-sample validation (see Additional file 2) showed that the CRT model optimally fits the data, supporting its external validity.The sensitivity analyses excluding fetal distress and dystocia yielded some differences in the variables discriminating the sub-groups at increased risk of CD.

On the other hand, computationally designed ArmRPs, where side chains have been chosen with the intention to optimally fit into a geometrically optimized backbone, turned out to be more divergent in reality, and thus not suitable for continuous peptide binding.

Recently a new functional constitutive relation was derived by Saimoto and Van Houtte based on Taylor slip analysis that is optimally fitted to replicate the measured data.

On average, the difference between predictive performance of internally and externally validated SF-models is not large with optimally fitted models (Table 2).

These heuristics do not attempt to optimally fit parameters to a given environment; rather, they have simple structural features and "bet" that the environment will fit them.

To compare the clinical performance of large diameter lenses with optimally fit lenses in the same material and monocurve back surface design.

A three-pool (active, slow, and passive) C-cycling model was optimally fitted with 376 published laboratory incubation data from soils acquired from 73 sites with mean annual temperature ranging from − 15 to 26 °C.

Such a focus will allow more flexibility in the future and encourage practices to be "customized" to optimally fit specific ecological, economic, and social settings without the confining restrictions of labels.