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The results of the Kolmogorov Smirnov goodness-of-fit test indicated that the required friction coefficient generated from each foot and walking condition by this participant appears to fit the normal, log-normal or Weibull distributions with few exceptions.
Flow field characteristics are investigated for a constant unperturbed free-stream wind velocity of 9 m/s, determining the torque coefficient generated from the three blades as a function of rotor azimuthal coordinate.
(4) C T = e 2 z ˙ T - 1 e 2 z ˙ T + 1 with z ˙ T = z ^ T N - 3 Equation 4: The effective correlation coefficient generated from the inverse of Equation 2.
This was based on the correlation coefficient generated from the spiked-in control (r was ≥ 0.95) within and across the arrays for the two slides in the COC test-run experiment (Additional file 11).
Table 1 gives the CSD coefficients generated from the algorithm in [11] from MATLAB.
RMA requires line buffer for temporary storage of coefficients generated from the block (B3).
The final training model used the mean value of all coefficients generated from the bootstrapped samples, as the distribution of hazard scores was normal.
As can be seen in Figure 3, the distribution of Pearson correlation coefficients generated from the comparison between FFPE and FF paired samples differed significantly from the distribution of the randomly paired samples (non pairs).
To assess the similarity between two methods, we computed the correlation coefficients (R) between the standardized coefficients generated from the two methods.
The pilot results were used to make minor amendments and the coefficients generated from analysis of the pilot data were used as prior parameters to improve the efficiency of the experimental design.
As orosomucoid, ACT, sialic acid, neopterin and serum amyloid A were loge transformed to normality, the β-coefficients generated from their linear regression models are presented as a percentage unit increase; data from untransformed variables (fibrinogen) are presented as absolute changes.
