The phrase "a parameter that describes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variables or factors that provide information about a particular subject or system.
Example: "In our study, we identified a parameter that describes the relationship between temperature and pressure in the gas."
Alternatives: "a variable that defines" or "a factor that characterizes".
A parameter that describes the dependence of Q on ϕ is the electric capacitance C ( N ) = d Q d ϕ. (4).
γ M is the surface energy (per unit area) of the surrounding matrix at 0 K. is a parameter that describes the coherence between the crystal and the matrix [18].
The Tafel slope b is a parameter that describes the kinetics of the electrocatalyst for OER, which is determined by the Tafel equation: eta = a + b log left| J right|, (1 where η refers to the over-potential, b represents the Tafel slope, and the current density is indicated by J.
where PL is the data loss rate, b is a parameter that describes the motion randomness of the video scene, a is the energy loss ration of the encoder filter, ψ is the percentage of intra-coded frames, and E[ F ( k, k - 1 ) ] is the average value of the successive frame difference F ( k, k - 1 ).
This is consistent with ICPs being a parameter that describes the average behavior when multiple pools are present.
Therefore, a parameter that describes the ventilation distribution could be of importance in finding the best PEEP in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).
A parameter that described the maximum anterior-posterior dimension of the levator hiatus was defined.
Another limitation of this study is the simplistic coupling with the community that we used: our high-resolution contact network does not include contacts happening outside of school, so we introduced in our model a free parameter that describes a generic risk of transmission from the community.
Motivated by the need for estimators with low computational and implementation cost, we propose a jump estimator whose modes depend on a Markovian parameter that describes measurement transmission outcomes over a finite interval.
Clinical relevance is related to the concept of clinical usefulness, "a multifactorial parameter that describes the relevance and end usefulness of an intervention in patient care" [ 15].
So first of all we suppose that (overline{J}_{ij}^{c}=varGamma) (forall i,j) and (M_{i}=M) ∀i, where Γ is a free parameter that describes the strength of the synaptic connection (if present), while M is the number of incoming connections per neuron.
