Sentence examples for sample and fitted from inspiring English sources

To calibrate both parameters with the hole density, we measured the Raman spectra of samples with known doping densities at 0.7 mW laser power on the sample and fitted the first order Raman peak with equation 1.

Chi-square assesses the magnitude of discrepancy between the sample and fitted covariance matrices [ 18].

This model moderately fits the presented data from a representative German sample, and fits better than an unrestricted one-factor model or the five-factor model proposed by Schienle and colleagues [ 1].

Hall et al. found the scattering power for fixed muscle tissue slices of mice to be 1.30 ± 0.12 by measuring the angular distribution of light scattered through the sample, and fitting these observations to Monte Carlo simulations to obtain the optical properties of the sample under investigation.

We measured the diameters for various samples and fitted the curves using a log-normal function respectively.

Seven garganeys were captured, sampled, and fitted with a 12-g satellite transmitter in northern Nigeria (Hadejia-Nguru Wetlands; 12°48′N; 10°44′E) in the period February 7 15 , 2007

In addition, to determine the cutoff value of fold changes, we computed fold changes of randomly permuted samples and fitted a Gaussian distribution to the random fold changes.

For each pair we determined the standard deviation of the consecutive samples and fitted the calculated values to the characteristic function SD = a + b Y mean,     (1) at the logarithmic scale; here Y m is the sample mean (see the Method section, Method of analysis).

Force distance data were corrected for the tip sample separation and fitted with a Hertz model for a spherical indenter to extract the apparent Young's Modulus68.

+ f e g.TxRate Intf., (3) Figure 8 Sample points and fitted values for measurement III.

The statistics show an acceptable agreement between the model and the measurements which is also shown in Figure 7. Figure 7 Sample points and fitted values for measurement II.