Sentence examples for points for model from inspiring English sources

The central composite protocol is used in a specified range with the least performance by distributing experimental points for model curve fitting.

In this study, the cut-off is varied between 0 and 1 with a step size of 0.1 allowing for 11 decision points for model validation.

The 50 points were constituted as follows: 29 unique points for model estimation, 12 additional points for lack of fit testing and 9 replications.

Multiple molecular weight fractions of six compositionally different polyelectrolytes were used to obtain 73 intrinsic viscosity versus ionic strength data points for model analysis.

This was a compromise between having sufficient data points for model development and minimising the likelihood of a zone not containing a nodal cluster as measured annual height data were not available for each tree.

Model A was constructed with 24 data randomly selected from the experimental results, leaving three data points for model testing; Model B was constructed with the eight corner points of the experimental data space, and seven other randomly selected data, leaving 12 data points for testing; and Model C was constructed with 15 randomly selected data leaving 12 data points for testing.

We use the first 50, 60, 70, 80 and 90 data points for model-fitting and model-validation, and make predictions corresponding to the 51st, 61st, 71st, 81st and 91st respectively.

The new set multiplies the points for modeling an accurate and rational path line.

They concluded that the FEM is superior to the FDM in terms of computational time because the former provides the same numerical accuracy with much less numerical grid points for modeling the curved interface of an inhomogeneity.

Owing to the difficulties of conducting the repeat sampling required in children, adults were also included in the study to provide a more complete set of time points for modeling the change in parasite counts over time.

Only the A1.a sub-lineage had an adequate number of spatially unique points for modelling.