Sentence examples for would suggest fitting from inspiring English sources

If you are going to give your nuclear submarines cocky names, I would suggest fitting them with those little parking thingies that go beep.

An estimate of the shape parameter κ between 1 and 3.3 would suggest fitting the corresponding 2-parameter protection curve, which, other things being equal, would be preferred for parsimony.

A p-value less than 0.05 would suggest that the fitted model is not an adequate model; thus given the calculated p-value, there is adequate evidence that the model is a good fit to the data [ 12].> -wrap-foot> #addrepresentpresent 292 distinct addresses that had sufficient blood lead data for assessing the potential for subsequent cases following the index case.

("Footed to" surely suggests "fitted to" or "fastened to," and for this reason "legged to" wouldn't work).

Thus, high positive divergence values would suggest a better fit for Medicare than pediatric data.

Overall, this would suggest the Wii Fit™ to be an effective and attractive means of balance and gait training, with high acceptance and flow experience in people with MS, which may not only assist in exercise uptake, but also concordance.

But no one would suggest that every auto be fitted with horseshoes just to keep blacksmiths employed.

The Lord Advocate said: "You do realise your description of what happened doesn't really fit in, I would suggest to you, with consensual sexual intercourse with both girls.

Any such differences would suggest that those in the Wii Fit™ group believed the Wii Fit™ to be more effective in improving balance (performance expectancy), and with a higher degree of ease associated with its use (effort expectancy).

"So I'm shocked, frankly, that attorney Kachinsky suggests – that anyone would suggest – that Brendan's confession does not fit the profile of a false confession," she added.

"Whenever I would suggest something, it was like it didn't fit us.