The phrase "average and coefficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving statistics, mathematics, or data analysis where you are discussing the average value and a coefficient related to a dataset.
Example: "To better understand the data, we calculated the average and coefficient of variation."
Alternatives: "mean and factor" or "average value and ratio".
The addition of IPTG serves to fine-tune the characteristics of the aTc-only expression, lowering the average and coefficient of variation (CV) of the distributions, and possibly perturbing the network to a different state.
Individual yearly demand, PV capacity and storage capacity is calculated using the given average and coefficient of variation.
The average and coefficient of variation of fluorescence ratios for each measurement point were calculated.
It is also found that for given average porosity and coefficient of variation, the predicted average and maximum carbonation depths have much smaller coefficients of variation.
In the second part, models to calculate the overall constitutive law in compression are examined and the average error and coefficient of variation are calculated for each model.
All urine samples were analysed in duplicate for aMTs-6 and creatinine concentrations and an average concentration and coefficient of variation (CV) were calculated for each sample.
The average and variable coefficients of mRNA expression levels in all conditions were collected as predictors (i.e., mE and mEF).
Reduced cubic polynomial equations successfully modelled the evolution of responses in terms of particle average diameters and coefficients of variation.
Average, standard deviation and coefficient of variation of the 1330 rigid gap Prosite motifs.
The unweighted pair group method with arithmetic averages and DICE coefficient (0.5% optimization, 1.0% position tolerance) were used for dendrogram construction.
Figure 1 plots the degree distribution and the average clustering coefficient and neighbour degree as a function of the node degree.
