The phrase "asymmetry factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as mathematics, physics, or statistics to describe a measure of asymmetry in a distribution or shape.
Example: "The asymmetry factor of the data set indicates a significant deviation from normal distribution."
Alternatives: "asymmetry coefficient" or "skewness measure".
However, the asymmetry factor remains nearly constant with the x value up to 0.20.
Separation metrics examined included peak width, tailing factor, asymmetry factor and resolution of separated protein peaks.
The numerical value of asymmetry factor (AF) of the Sainam subwatershed pointed toward eastward shift in the channels.
Combining Monte Carlo method with Particle Swarm Optimization, asymmetry factor, scattering coefficient and absorption coefficient are retrieved simultaneously.
It was also observed that as the asymmetry factor increases, the end of the bilinear flow occurs earlier.
For values of the asymmetry factor close to 1, provides a good approximation of the course-grain characteristics of typical phase functions of natural waters.
The peak shapes examined for polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon analytes (PAHs) were significantly better (asymmetry factors <1.3) when using the CWF sampling technique compared to splitless and on-column injection techniques (asymmetry factors >1.3).
Crucial flow features like the dynamic stall vortex and its interaction with the trailing edge structures are studied for different asymmetry factors in the flow-field.
We will generate lookup tables of extinction coefficients, single-scattering albedos, and asymmetry factors computed using a Mie theory program for the discretized series of aerosol particle radii, relative humidity values, and band wavelengths as applicable to each aerosol type.
The preparation of the metalized support and the thermal immobilization of PMODS onto zirconized silica, optimized by experimental design, produced a SP based on PMODS that showed high values of efficiency (up to 85 000 plates/m) and appropriate asymmetry factors.
We call these collectively "asymmetry factors".
