Sentence examples for a reasonable coefficient of from inspiring English sources

In addition to this, numerical results related to fruit bruising were analysed through response surface analysis approach and prediction models were successfully described with a reasonable coefficient of determination (R2) values.

The obtained results showed that the determined second-order polynomial equation explains adequately the non-linear nature of the modeled response, as confirmed by a reasonable coefficient of determination (R2 = 78.3%).

When predicting relative 5%-arrival times on a completely independent benchmark dataset of 149 experiments we obtained a still reasonable coefficient of determination of 0.336.

This accuracy comparison at daily scale had good agreement yielding reasonable coefficient of determination (0.72, 0.51), bias (0.41 mm day−1, 1.01 mm day−1) and root mean squared error (0.92 mm day−1, 1.53 mm day−1) at two observation (cropland, forest) sites, respectively.

The model applied successfully described their interdiffusion, and a reasonable mutual diffusion coefficient of 7.0 × 10−13 m2/s was determined.

The ANOVA (design L16), for the QP (Table  3) showed a reasonable correlation coefficient (75%).

Analogous to process costs, using the Gini coefficient is a reasonable way of modeling the BPS effects on time and quality, as BPS also reduces process time and improves quality due to the increased experience (Lapré et al. 2000; Jayaram and Vickery 1998).

By assuming a reasonable value of the scattering coefficient, the total haemoglobin concentration (THI) can be determined as an absolute value.

A correlation was established for the majority of grades examined allowing a reasonable estimate of the effective diffusion coefficient to be determined purely from an estimate of total porosity.

The numerical results show that when choosing a reasonable value of kh, the reflection coefficients of the composite wavy plate can be controlled to approximate the total reflection.

However, the extent to which within-patch variation in LMC leads to population-wide discrepancies in predictions of sex ratio is not generally known; in Nasonia vitripennis, the population inbreeding coefficients did provide a reasonable estimate of the mating system of an "average patch" [ 21, 24, 27].