The phrase "a larger coefficient of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or statistical contexts when discussing the size or impact of a coefficient in an equation or model.
Example: "In this regression analysis, we found that a larger coefficient of the independent variable indicates a stronger relationship with the dependent variable."
Alternatives: "a greater coefficient of" or "an increased coefficient of".
The larger the value of rki, the more porous is the PL with a larger coefficient of PL diffusion and less mechanical work.
The coefficients in the negative binomial regression results in Table 5 indicate that the startups variable had a larger coefficient of one decimal place whereas other variables showed two to three decimal places for their estimated coefficients.
For all the four viruses studied, PFU distributions have a larger coefficient of variation than any other phenotypic trait measured in a bacterial population, as cell size [4], [8] or cell elongation rate [11].
A larger coefficient of variation, i.e. better responsiveness, was associated with higher use (about 8% for both physicians and physiotherapists).
Table 1 shows that the quantitative (Rasch) scoring of the MoCA items results in better measurement features than the standard (ordinal) MoCA score, with a larger coefficient of variation, a kurtosis closer to 0 and fewer people at ceiling.
As shown, a larger coefficient of variation of weights for the EWP sample indicates that more adjustment is needed for the EWP sample to match the population benchmark than for the LA-RDD sample.
Such cushion effect can be achieved either by an extremely compliant film or a 'hard' film with a large coefficient of thermal expansion.
A nonlinear radiation diffusion equation dramatically magnifies the coefficient of variation of the uncertain parameters, yielding a large coefficient of variation for the predicted energy deposition.
In addition, for the San Chiodo spring, the temporal variability (i.e. after the onset of the 2016 2017 seismic sequence; Supplementary Table S3) of chemical elements and water stable isotopes is very low, except for As, V, and Cr, which show a large coefficient of variation (≥1.0).
According to our study, a heterogeneity field with a large coefficient of variation (CV) and medium correlation length (CL) turns out to develop fractures of the most complex patterns.
While the angle of attack was chosen to produce a large coefficient of lift, the pitch angle was used based off of studies on the angle at which maple seeds fall (Lentink et al. 2009).
