The phrase "as coefficient of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in mathematical or scientific contexts to describe a variable's role in an equation or formula.
Example: "In the equation, the variable x is considered as coefficient of the term y."
Alternatives: "in the role of coefficient for" or "serving as coefficient of".
Prior research has suggested a modest correlation between objective measures (such as coefficient of friction, COF) and subjective measures of slipperiness (such as worker perceptions) in the workplace.
Tribological properties such as coefficient of friction and wear behaviour were studied to ascertain the effectiveness of this lubrication method.
The model adequacy was guaranteed by the assessment of statistical parameters such as coefficient of determination (R2 = 0.903), adjusted R2 (0.877) and adequate precision (19.23).
Sward structure, measured as coefficient of variation of sward height, was more heterogeneous in the second grazing cycle 2011 under cattle grazing in contrast to sheep grazing.
However, we acknowledge that the upscaling model is subject to large uncertainties (20%and40%0% as coefficient of variation of N runoff, respectively).
This method was efficient; only 28 experiments were necessary to assess these conditions, and model adequacy was very satisfactory, as coefficient of determination was 0.9558.
The study found that uncertainty in annual nitrate-N load estimates for a 30-day sampling frequency, expressed as coefficient of variation (CV), was 14 34%.
Quality of feed index, multiple index, miss index as well as coefficient of precision (CP3) were considered as the performance indicators for precision seeding.
Comparison of the developed models was performed by statistical criteria, such as coefficient of determination (R2), root mean squared error (RMSE), standard deviation of error (STD) and mean absolute percent error (MAPE) coupled with desirability function.
It enables the users to calculate some parameters such as coefficient of consolidation, compression index, recompression index, and preconsolidation pressure depending on the type and stress history of the soil.
Gray theory analysis showed that the influencing factors such as coefficient of thermal conductivity of wall materials, wall thickness and mortar thickness had successively decreasing gray correlation degrees with the wall heat transfer coefficient.
