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In this sense, the Eisenmann's equation is adopted to consider the vertical dynamic loads as Eq. (6), where Q dv is the dynamic load transmitted to the track; t is the corresponding standard deviation; (bar{s}) is a coefficient that evaluates the quality of the track; and φ is a factor which depends on the train speed obtained in Eq. (7), wherein v corresponds to the speed of the vehicle in km/h.

The slope of the regression and the correlation coefficient that evaluates the dependence of each measured variables of exposed plants such as biomass (above-ground, below-ground and total biomass) and root length on the concentration of the residues and residue extracts as well as plant and seed density, were calculated.

3, the average safety coefficient that is put forward is effective in evaluating traffic safety condition.

The estimates of the intra-cluster correlation coefficient in cluster randomized trials that evaluate the implementation of clinical practice guidelines using outcome variables in primary healthcare are generally less than 0.05 [ 34].

This paper aims to cast light on findings of experimental results and theoretical findings that evaluate hydraulic coefficients for non-linear flow through coarse aggregates.

13This figure is calculated as the difference between the derivative of equation (7) with respect to s f evaluated at the coefficients of Model 4, f dip =1 and q = 0 and that evaluated at the coefficients of Model 4, f dip = 1 and q = ln(0.1).

Correlation/trend test is similar to χ-test of independence, except that it is also believed to be a trend test that evaluates correlation of a minor allele with the case status using Pearson's correlation coefficient.

Its prediction is affected by reliability of input data such as machine tool dynamics or cutting coefficients that are difficult to be evaluated accurately, especially at high speed.

This paper presents the development, implementation, and validation of a numerical process that evaluates the EFEA power transfer coefficients that correspond to spot-welded joints.

The multi-scale methodology is employed to evaluate effective diffusion coefficients that are further compared with the values predicted with the random pore model.

This study introduced and evaluated two stability coefficients that can be used to quantify the P Δ effect during elastic and inelastic lateral displacement of regular steel moment resisting frames (SMRF).