Sentence examples for coefficient figure from inspiring English sources

Temporal trends for irrigation requirements are secured statistically by computing the Kendall's tau b as correlation coefficient (Figure 5).

Hence, H3 is accepted with positive coefficient (Figure 3), which indicates that firms with greater entrepreneurial orientation has greater marketing capability.

Both the reflection coefficient (Figure 2a) and the transmittance (Figure 2b) of SiNWs decrease in the high frequency range (λ < 2 μm) due to the light scattering.

Since charger carriers with energies above and below the chemical potential contribute oppositely to the Seebeck coefficient (Equation 4), this energy-filtering mechanism can significantly enhance the Seebeck coefficient (Figure 5b).

At the third stage from about 12 00 UT on 5 April to 1 30 UT on 6 April, an electric field increase occurred, which was associated with an increase of the unipolarity coefficient (Figure 2c).

The reflection coefficient (Figure 2a) and transmittance (Figure 2b) of SiNWs are rather high in the spectral region of wave numbers below 5,000 cm−1 (λ > 2 μm).

The corresponding Cronbach's α coefficient figures were 0.89 (T1), 0.94 (T2) and 0.93 (T3).

So last Friday, when the government announced China's Gini coefficient figures for the first time in over a decade, there was excitement – and quite a bit of scorn – expressed online and in media reports as well as private conversations.

Such optical properties as optical absorbance (Figure 4) and refraction coefficient (Figures 5 and 6) were measured in a broad range of ZnS concentrations and wavelengths.

Elasticity coefficients are summarized in Figure 2, but elasticity coefficient figures are not shown.

We completed all analyses in Stata/IC 13.1 (College Station, USA), and adjusted all mean, percentage and regression coefficient figures for the complex sampling design.