Sentence examples for reasonably fitted from inspiring English sources
Although the conventional and reverse Michaelis Menten models reasonably fitted the cumulative CO2 emissions, they did not demonstrate a high likelihood («0.5) of representation for replenishment and priming due to overfitting issues (Fig. 4a, d and Table 1).
The effect of rheological properties on gas hold-up was insignificant and therefore the gas hold-up data for both Newtonian and non-Newtonian fluids were reasonably fitted by the available correlation which had no liquid viscosity term.
A strict definition of disability requires that one be unable to perform each and every duty of one's regular occupation for a given period, say two years, and thereafter be unable to perform the duties of any occupation for which one is reasonably fitted by training or experience.
By calculating the mean substitution rate of the loci and examining the density plot of the rates we set up a prior that reasonably fitted the data: the shape parameter, the scale parameter and the concentration parameter were set to 5, 90.7441 and 1, respectively, resulting in an average substitution rate per site per time unit of 0.055.
Based on the previous investigation [20], the switching time can be reasonably fitted by: Figure 5 When I dc = 7 mA.
Figure 2b shows the variation of the RBM_7 intensity with the nanostructure height, which can be reasonably fitted by a linear function (dashed line).
"He came back reasonably fit.
Remember I said we were all reasonably fit?
He was 47 and reasonably fit, despite a tweaked back.
You need to be reasonably fit, a good skier and have a taste for adventure.
