Sentence examples for coefficient of study from inspiring English sources

The results of an intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) test for ankle joint rotation movement for the six studied gait phases, between the first and the second test, ranged from 0.87 to 0.98, which indicates high and very high coefficient of study repeatability.

However, the polynomial Q , whose coefficients are in a direct correspondence with coefficients of studied equations, may be more natural than Q ˜.

The reliability coefficient of this study was high (reliability coefficient=0.89) which was better than the previous studies (coefficient: 0.77-0.88); furthermour, our study showed the SE of each item was very small (Table  1).

The definition that included limitations in work activities resulted in the lowest Kappa coefficient of the study (k = 0.19).

Thus, we go for estimating model stability to ensuring acceptability of both long run and short run coefficient of the study.

Regional runoff coefficient of the study area is in the order of 0.21 0.61, which is influenced by topography and evaporation (Cross River Basin Development Authority [CRBDA] 2008).

The estimated coefficient of the study area for mobility + herd splitting is 3.78 (P = 0.04), which showed non-intervened pastorals HHs with 37.8% more preference to use mobility + herd splitting than the intervened pastoral HHs (Table 1).

The friction coefficient of the study coatings (against Al2O3 balls under dry condition using a pin-on-disc method) reached the values of 0.35 and 0.5 at 20 °C and 500 °C respectively, without noticeable wear within this temperature range.

The Cronbach's α coefficient of this study was more or less similar among the different age groups.

Suppose that the sample effect coefficient of this study is 1.1 and the estimated examination rate is 90%%.

The repeatability coefficient of our study was below 5%% for the measurement of retinal thickness and below 10%% for the RPE_OScomplex, and thus comparable to earlier studies with the same two instruments [ 20, 21].