Sentence examples for coefficient increment from inspiring English sources

The most used operators are addition, multiplication of a variable by a fixed coefficient, increment, absolute value, and comparison.

The resulting coefficient (increment for surgery) and its SE were then used as inputs in the probabilistic cost-effectiveness.

Additionally, on LG2, a QTL for the correlation coefficient between growth increment and IDM was found (Position: 0 cM, LOD = 2.55, BCI: 0-21 cM and PEV = 5.34%) for E. grandis (P97).

More interestingly, Pearson correlation coefficients for growth increments were variable over time.

Because of the thermal expansion coefficient, diaphragm temperature increment leads to compressive thermal stresses and conversely, decrement of the diaphragm temperature creates tensile thermal stresses.

We found that SPL212 exhibits not only a higher molar extinction coefficient with an increment of 30.8%, larger excited state lifetime and an obvious redshift of 201 nm but also a broader absorption spectrum covering the entire visible range even up to near-IR of 1200 nm compared to JZ145.

The numbers in table are regression coefficient (the average increment of HRQOL as the value of each variable one unit).

The Lorenz asymmetry coefficient for size increment was also more variable from year to year than the Lorenz asymmetry coefficient for size (Fig. 3).

The Lorenz asymmetry coefficient for size increment, however, had many periods of time when it was significantly less than 1 at all sites, indicating that the observed inequality in size increments was often due to larger numbers of trees with small size increments.

During the same time period, the Gini coefficient for size increment was also generally less than 0·5, but there were periods at all sites when it was greater than 0·5, indicating that size increment could often be considered more unequal than equal (Fig. 2).

In addition, the strength increment coefficients in early and later stages were obtained by cement content.