Sentence examples for a rather high coefficient from inspiring English sources

The correlation of hybridization rate and Ne was not significant, but for the populations of Ch. montanus there was a rather high coefficient of determination (R = 0.22, F1,10 = 2.8, P = 0.126) with hybridization rate increasing with decreasing Ne.

Another possible explanation might be that we have a rather small number of patients coupled with a rather high coefficient of variation for mean telomere length measurement with either of the single control genes used (10.5% and 11.3%).

22 The chromophoric bands in the visible spectral region most probably arise from allowed electronic transitions within the σ-bonded Fe3 triangle of the iron cluster core 23 and display a rather high intensity with molar extinction coefficients in the range 3000 4000 M–1 cm–1.

That's a rather high bar, and one that limited the "viral coefficient", as Bass put it, needed to build online word of mouth.

and a rather high equivalence ratio of 0.6.

The sample is biased with regard to rather young inhabitants with a rather higher level of education and rather higher incomes.

Since the kinetics of the individual steps are not yet characterized, the rather high Hill-coefficient can be seen as an overall measure of the sensitivity of the system.

However, it is in contrast to present studies, which seem to identify rather high friction coefficients for the Soultz granite.

One of the prerequisites is a strong fault surface — a plate boundary or rock fracture with a high coefficient of friction, like a skid-resistant pad under an area rug.

CrN coatings can exhibit the extraordinary oxidation, wear, and corrosion resistance [19, 20] while has rather high-friction coefficient (0.4 0.8 in air) [21 23].

Because many insulators have rather high secondary emission coefficients, it is often useful when high secondary emission yields are required to coat a metal electrode with a thin insulator layer a few atoms thick.