Sentence examples for study fitting from inspiring English sources

This method was developed and deployed over a 12 year period as a practical case study, fitting data derived from the 36 regional water management organisations in the Netherlands.

Three models were used for the association study: (1) conventional GWAS (genome-wide association study), fitting a single SNP effect regardless of subspecies origin, (2) interaction GWAS, fitting an interaction between SNP and subspecies-origin, and (3) best variable GWAS, fitting the most significant combination of SNP and sub-species origin.

This study fits the new rubric, not the old.

Some, however, wondered whether the findings from this study fit the average American family.

Still, the study fits squarely in a longstanding body of research into differences between Eastern and Western perceptions of the world around us.

The Princeton study fits into a larger pattern in American life, which is the declining health and fortunes of poorly educated American whites.

Though many boys in the study fit the popular definition of antisocial, he said, there was no way to know which ones fit the clinical definition because the study did not investigate emotions.

THE study fits in with a fast-growing interest among economists in how families operate, research that is moving beyond the ways that women's family roles affect their finances to include fathers and children as well.

The present study fits into this framework.

The proposed bilinear curve in this study fits the experimental bilinear curves well.

This study fitted binary logistic regressions to test the established hypotheses.