The phrase "adjusting coefficients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving mathematics, statistics, or data analysis where coefficients in an equation or model need to be modified or calibrated.
Example: "In order to improve the accuracy of our predictive model, we will be adjusting coefficients based on the latest data."
Alternatives: "modifying coefficients" or "tweaking coefficients".
Finally, in the coefficient adjustment method, adjusting coefficients were added to modify the coefficients of the original individual-tree model to yield stand attributes identical to those produced by the whole-stand model (equations 10 12 of Table 1).
One of the FLM program features is the absence of adjusting coefficients: all energy calculations are performed directly by the MMFF94 force field, when most of the docking programs calculate scoring function with nonphysical coefficients or even not in energy units.
Calculations are compared against the wind-tunnel measurements, but no special effort was made to force-fit agreement between the numerical and experimental data by post adjusting, coefficients, surface roughness, initial conditions, etc., beyond the specifications supplied by the laboratory researchers.
where Ad(j) is the adjusting coefficient of j and STC j) ⋅ Ad(j) is the adjusting time of j.
In this proposal, the adjusting coefficient for the i th operator utility function referred to as is defined below: (10).
Main effect estimates were not appreciably altered by inclusion or exclusion of a range of covariates or adjustment for baseline CIMT, and adjusted coefficients were without exception slightly larger than the crude associations.
Adjusted coefficients in all secondary analyses were closer to the null without creatinine adjustment, but the pattern with respect to race remained the same (data not shown).
Supplementary Table S2 lists the coefficients of regression fits, adjusted coefficients of determination, and residual standard errors.
Table 3: Adjusted coefficients of determination (R2) between the observed and predicted values for mean annual ground temperature (MAGT) and active layer thickness (ALT) models in baseline and past conditions (hindcast).
The R2 correlation coefficients (0.995, 0.978), those adjusted coefficients (0.986, 0.939), and F values (110.7, 24.9) obtained for the responses validated the efficiency of model.
Table 1 lists the original solvent coefficients together with the c = 0 adjusted coefficients.
