The phrase "additive term" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in mathematical or statistical contexts to refer to a term that is added to others in an equation or expression.
Example: "In the equation, the additive term contributes to the overall sum, affecting the final result."
Alternatives: "additional component" or "supplementary term".
In addition, an additive term (e.g. 1.3 m) for when DBH is equal to zero was not included as prior work has suggested that this constraint may cause poorer model performance across the full range of DBH (Newton and Amponsah 2007).
The case of no interior switch points corresponds to, that is the solution of a single linear ODE from an initial condition, whereas each additional switch-point adds another additive term allowing for convergence to a new equilibrium.
The additive term v = f γ ·u is the GSD noise.
The solar activity variation term is used as an additive term to the core model.
This entropy loss is optimal up to a constant additive term.
Note that for incompressible materials such a derivative is defined with the unknown additive term for hydrostatic pressure.
We need to convert the stochastic equation with random additive term into a deterministic equation with random parameter.
Therefore, the case where ⌊ ( m − ň ) / β ⌋ = − 1 in the AF expression appears in a very small number of additive terms and is omitted in the following analysis.
Strains of algae expressing the enzyme phytase were lyophilized and directly added as a food additive, termed Chlasate, to deliver the enzyme with no need of purification.
Based on the foregoing considerations, we show in Appendix D that the expected power of ICI on subcarrier is composed by three additive terms as (16).
Finally, of (11) is a new finding and clarifies a frequent misconception that ICI due to mobility and imperfect synchronization is two separate additive terms.
