The phrase "as a coefficient that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts when discussing the role of a coefficient in an equation or model.
Example: "In the equation, the variable x is treated as a coefficient that influences the outcome of the function."
Alternatives: "in the role of a coefficient" or "serving as a coefficient".
Obviously, other sensible choices for z e (n) are possible such as, e.g., z e (n) = z0(1−∥n/nsat∥)z1, with z1 as a positive coefficient that probably covers at a good approximation most actual possibilities depending on its value, as it corresponds to a z e (n) functionality with downwards curvature if 0 < z1 < 1, to no curvature for z1 = 1 (i.e., Equation 1), and to upwards curvature for z1 >1.
In this regard, Cronbach's alpha as a reliability coefficient that indicates how well the items in a set are positively correlated to one another was computed (Sekaran and Bougie 2013).
Therefore, r ij is defined as a correlation coefficient that represents the cross-correlation between the ith business node and jth business node.
The agreement between the tilted particles and the model projections is described by a correlation coefficient that is plotted as a function of tilt axis and tilt angle.
As the UEFA coefficient that determines the number of places per country is based upon performances in European competition over the previous five years, England had a reduced allocation until 1995.
To this end, a simple diffusion model incorporating an experimentally determined diffusion coefficient that varies as a function of local water content is presented and compared against the experimental data.
For a rectangular waveguide, a layer of tetrahedrons embedded in a grid of brick-shaped elements yields a low reflection coefficient that scales approximately as h2p.
Failure probability is a quantitative and objective criterion of fracture, as well as a coefficient of confidence that can be associated with stresses.
However, it poses a problem for scenario analysis as a column of coefficients that are all zeroes makes the region appear to have a comparative advantage (because of very low, in fact zero, input costs) in precisely those sectors where it obviously does not.
The correspondence points are regarded as those with the maximum cross correlation coefficient that must be greater than a predefined threshold.
