The phrase "a coefficient of unity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical or scientific contexts to refer to a coefficient that equals one, indicating a full or complete effect.
Example: "In this equation, the coefficient of unity signifies that the variable has a direct and proportional relationship with the outcome."
Alternatives: "a unity coefficient" or "a coefficient equal to one".
A Vw of zero means the ideal outcome of an absence of any regional departures from a national average GDP; a coefficient of unity represents that the localization of wealth in a single region while all others were destitute.
Despite this complexity, the dose-response is deceptively simple: it often takes the form of a simple Hill function with a coefficient of unity, which has traditionally been interpreted to imply that ligand-binding is the only rate-limiting step in the activation pathway (Ong et al., 2010).
The data indicate that, for membranes equilibrated with water vapor over a wide range of activities, a water drag coefficient of unity is observed.
In these equations, we have identified a common trend that allows us to investigate all OSLH equations analytically: in all four cases, a transformation of the independent variable (xto t) is used in equation (1) that results in a coefficient of the (y(t)) term that equals unity, viz.
A Gini coefficient of 1 means all income belongs to a single individual, while a coefficient of 0 reflects a perfectly even distribution.
A coefficient of zero means no correlation whatsoever.
Mr. Holzhausen brought up the Nissan GT-R, saying that it has a coefficient of drag of.26.
Note regarding the left-hand side of Eqn. (14) that because we are taking activity coefficients of unity, the ratio a i / a t is equal to the ratio of concentrations of residue equivalents in the system.
The effects are the strongest for compounds with a dimensionless partitioning coefficient of about unity, slow sorption kinetics, and slowly fluctuating velocities.
Inflation is positively correlated with nominal wage growth, with a coefficient somewhat below unity.
