Sentence examples for coefficient of around from inspiring English sources

The paternal union status dummy variable, which captures unionized white-collar fathers, has no effect on paternal earnings whereas the interaction of paternal union status and paternal blue-collar status has a positive (coefficient of around 0.2 depending on gender of the child) and statistically significant effect.

The rate at which the expression decreases in the population suggests a selection coefficient of around 0.067.

They nearly perfectly excluded our passive permeation marker MBP-Cherry and yet allowed a very efficient intra-particle accumulation of the NTR⋅cargo complex Impβ⋅IBB-GFP, reaching again a particle:buffer partition coefficient of around 200.

The metamodel performs well on this training area and on two out of three validation areas in different landscapes, with a Nash Sutcliffe coefficient of around 0.5 0.7 for the monthly nitrate calculations.

Among them, CuInS2 is a direct gap semiconductor with a bulk band gap of approximately 1.5 eV and a high extinction coefficient of around 105 cm−1 [4, 5].

The internal consistency for the BDI-IA was good, with a Cronbach's alpha coefficient of around 0.85, meaning that the items on the inventory are highly correlated with each other.

Typically they are characterised by rates of inequality in the initial market distribution of income that are similar to those in the richest countries: Gini coefficients of around 0.4-0.5 0.4-0.5

Standard airfoils historically used for wind and hydrokinetic turbines had maximum lift coefficients of around 1.3 at stall angles of attack, which is about 12°.

The correlations for each gender separately were also highly significant with coefficients of around 0.64.

In a big study with 40 000 nurses, its internal reliability with a Cronbach's α of 0.72 has been proved to be satisfactory and the concurrent validity expressed by correlations to other questionnaires showed consistent and expected correlation coefficients r of around ±0.5.

Results clarify the controversial arguments in the literature and conclude that the atomically smooth surface without dangling atoms and durability of the atomic lattice structure of carbon nanotubes makes them a good solid lubricant with an ultra-low coefficient of friction of around 0.01.