Sentence examples for spread fits from inspiring English sources

Also, we found that the spatial spread fits an accelerating trend that causes complete invasion of the network in six years.

We use the model to explore: i) occurrence and duration of lag phase; ii) whether the spatial spread fits an accelerating or a linear trend; iii) how simulated dynamics match field observations.

The proportion of wilted plants (clear symptom of Ralstonia infection, which correlates with pathogen density in the rhizosphere and thus with invasion success32) increased with time and the bacterial wilt disease spread fitted well with a logistic regression (Fig. 3; Table 1).

Figure 10 Cumulative probability of the RMS delay spread fitted to lognormal delay with 20 dB threshold (a) LOS (b) NLOS (c) on-body.

So Joe and his team hooked me up to Hot Chicken heaven with a fried and spicy spread fit for a king, or a 5 foot girl.

Spring has sprung and, now that the birds and the bees are a-buzz, it's time to move the party outdoors and toast the season with a chic and delicious al fresco spread fit for a queen.

It provided a welcome reassurance that the contrasted dashes of strong color haphazardly spread in fits of fury place the artist "at the forefront of the art history of the 20th century" as Sotheby's lyrically put it.

He stood in the bus aisle, with his arms spread, being fitted for a microphone.

The post-war move to the suburbs, and the spread of fitted kitchens and bathrooms, supplied ever more surfaces to be scrubbed and wiped.

Disease spread was fitted with the data by using a logistic regression to obtain three variables describing the dynamics of disease dynamics: lag time before disease onset (early stage), the exponential rate of disease spread (intermediate stage) and the asymptotic disease saturation (late stage).

However, the fact that the spreading model fits the experimental data very well cannot be taken as final proof for the underlying hypothesis of different binding orientations, and conformational changes of the bound molecule might also be involved.