Sufficient reliability for use was interpreted as a coefficient of multiple correlation and intra-class correlation coefficient of >0.61.
The working height was defined as a coefficient based on the milker's body height, the floor level, and the cow's udder height.
Failure probability is a quantitative and objective criterion of fracture, as well as a coefficient of confidence that can be associated with stresses.
With no protective means, the service life of the structures is shortened proportionately to the rate of chloride ingress designated as a coefficient of chloride diffusion.
The results of Trial 1 suggest that DEXA scans of whole steaks are suitable for tenderness estimation, as a coefficient of determination of R2 = 0.69 was calculated for a multiple non-linear regression.
In quantitative assay, the precision of real-time PCR analysis expressed as a coefficient of variation (CV) ranged from 0.25% to 5.24% and the trueness, expressed as an error, ranged from 0.28% to 6.98% for adulteration.
The function τ(T)= 12maxi,…,n{,…,n{‖ ei−ej)⊤T‖1} is known as a coefficient of ergodicity for T, and measures the rate at which the iterates of a Markov chain with transition matrix T converge to the stationary distribution vector.
The economic terms capital recovery factor (CRF) is used to determine investment costs as a coefficient [6].
Overall, the variation among trees expressed as a coefficient of variation averaged 6.46 % and did not vary with mean density.
A special surcharge coefficient1 is used as a coefficient on cost of gas excluding transportation and distribution tariffs and VAT.
This provided a residence time window which is expressed as a coefficient of variation in percent (%CV) from the mean value.
