Sentence examples for coefficient better from inspiring English sources

We will have to determine which source image describes this coefficient better.

A linearity of four orders of magnitude was obtained with correlation coefficient better than 0.9982.

The ensemble method constructs an atmospheric 137Cs distribution that had a correlation coefficient better than that of either model alone.

Simulation results of the horizontally stratified condensation experiments show that the modified code predicts the interfacial heat transfer coefficient better than that of the standard code.

Dipeptide and amino acids standards were prepared with concentrations ranging from 3 to 4000 µM, calibration ranges with correlation coefficient better than 0.98 were used.

Under chronoamperometric conditions at the constant applied potential of −0.2 V versus SCE, the resulting calibration plot for propionaldehyde analysis was linear over the range of 1.5 8 mM with a correlation coefficient better than 0.97.

PPKTP sources are attractive due to the higher nonlinear coefficients, better tolerances against temperature drift and the possibility of longer crystals (with fewer compensation crystals).

The model successfully predicted the concentration of the three considered phenols with a normalized root mean square error of 0.02 and 0.05, for the training and test subsets respectively, and correlation coefficients better than 0.958.

Relative to the molecule DTF-IC possessing dithienocyclopentafluorene core, the dithienocyclopentacarbazole based acceptor DTC-IC shows slightly red-shifted absorption spectrum, enhanced extinction coefficients, better crystallinity and improved electron mobility.

However, in a finite-size network, as is often the case in practice, or when a truncated distribution is considered (e.g., the normal distribution for the current system, with the constraint of ), the orthogonality no longer holds exactly, and regression, such as a least squares fitting, determines the PC coefficients better.

LPC consists of finding a time-based series of n-pole infinite impulse response (IIR) filters whose coefficients better adapt to the formants of a speech signal.