Sentence examples for and a small coefficient from inspiring English sources

Analytic results reveal that laminated layers having high elastic modulus and a small coefficient of thermal expansion are useful in moderating EIC warping.

Theorem 1 states that for any normal random variable X with positive mean and coefficient of variation δ X ≤ 1, there exists another independent normal variable Y with a positive mean and a small coefficient of variation, fulfilling some conditions, such that their ratio Z can be well approximated within a given interval to a normal distribution.

Two of these three genes, ef1α and eIf2, had a small coefficient of variation (CV) (see additional file 5).

where r is a small coefficient and R is the length of the delayed path length introduced by this filter.

Several studies have been devoted to copper-based composites for their interesting physical properties: a small coefficient of thermal expansion and high electrical and thermal conductivities [6].

This will cause a small coefficient of determination between F and ϕ and thus less reliable m and a.

According to de Jonge et al. [ 19], a good candidate gene should present a small coefficient of variation and a MFC < 2.

The mediation would be established if all of the following were observed: significant relationships in regression 1 and 2; significant relationship of patient verbal report measure with SDS-15 difference in regression 3; and a smaller coefficient of the study group in regression 3 compared with regression 1.

Thus, it is necessary for the CCM material to have a small coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) and a large thermal diffusivity to reduce CCM degradation.

Although some of the Y i have a small coefficient of variation, the full factorial was replicated 1,000 times and the data were kept balanced.

This material has such a small coefficient of expansion that small changes of temperature have a negligible effect and can easily be compensated for if required.