The phrase "a coefficient which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts when describing a specific coefficient in relation to a variable or equation.
Example: "In the equation, a coefficient which is greater than one indicates a positive correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "a coefficient that is" or "a coefficient which represents".
where κ is a coefficient which is dependent on the distribution of the components in h ∑ l and the value of l.
A coefficient which is positive for the first but negative for the second suggests trade diversion (this last case is only proposed for RTAs in the North).
Using this criterion, magma fragments when the following condition is satisfied: (11 where G∞ represents the elastic modulus at infinite frequency, ranging from 2.5 to 30 GPa. κ is a coefficient which is determined experimentally as 0.01 (Dingwell and Webb, 1989; Webb and Dingwell, 1990).
One of the first articles to discuss varying coefficient models by Hastie and Tibshirani [ 27] shows how these models essentially contain a coefficient which is a function of a variable, and these functions can either be flexible parametric functions such as Fourier series or piecewise polynomials, or more generally non-parametric functions.
Known violations of the proportional-hazards assumption (Blows et al, 2010) were accounted for by extending the model to include a coefficient, which was allowed to vary as a function of log time where if the log of the coefficient (T) is <1 hazard falls with time, while if it is >1 hazard increases with time.
Linear prediction is a method of generating an inverse filter through a prediction coefficient, which is an effective means of estimating the inverse system.
This contribution presents the numerical solution of the one-dimensional stochastic differential equation with a diffusion coefficient which is a function of the spatial coordinate, as a model of a fluid batch system stirred by a rotating mechanical impeller.
To quantify this behavior we compute a transmission coefficient, which is a method of measuring the absorption of wave energy as an applied forcing of known frequency travels through the material.
The computed prediction is then compared to the actual series to obtain a correlation coefficient which is a measure for the accuracy of the prediction.
Chromosomes were assigned a membership coefficient, which is the proportion of the genome that is derived from a particular cluster.
A segmented composite filter is optimized, at the very outset of its fabrication, by weighting each reference with a specific coefficient which is proportional to the occurrence probability.
