Sentence examples for coefficient going from inspiring English sources

Mass loss increased with the initial impact reaction probability increasing and decreased with the thermal assimilation coefficient going down.

Similar to Tables 13 and 14, adding controls leads to the black coefficient going to zero, shifting the importance of black to academic background measures like the student's SAT, Duke rank, and adjusted first year performance.

In practice, one might call the choice of the numbers of generations used to calculate the inbreeding coefficients arbitrary (5, 10, 20, 30 generations and Meuwissen's coefficient going back to the beginning of the data).

According to the results, the heat transfer coefficient went up with the mass flux and the heat flux, and dropped with the saturation temperatures within the experimental conditions.

However, wear resistance was obviously improved for all scaffolds after 4 weeks of culture, though friction coefficient went up to a certain extent.

GITT experiments have been performed, with the following results: Li diffusion coefficient goes from 10−10 for pristine samples down to 10−13 cm2 s−1 for fully intercalated samples.

The α z coefficient goes to zero as ℏω → 0 whereas αx,y shows oscillatory features.

In the Gouy-Chapman formalism the activity coefficient goes with the square of charge number [4].

It also captures the homogenization limit as the length scale of the scattering coefficient goes to zero.

The Kubelka-Munk model, described below, includes additional scattering terms, but reduces to the LB law when the scattering coefficient goes to zero [17].

For both models, this is probably because there is very high absorption in this region; the exponential function will turn reflectances tending to zero into LB model coefficients going to infinity and the solutions when solving for the K and S coefficients of the KM model will not be stable.