Sentence examples for coefficient of weight from inspiring English sources

The positive coefficient of weight on D11 means that birds that had been heavier at D11 rejected more toxic prey.

The coefficient of hepatic weight was also calculated as liver weight (g) divided by body weight (100 g).

The main limitation of this study is the simplified approach used to estimate effective dose, using the same conversion coefficient independently of weight, age, or sex of the patient.

Table 2 shows the coefficient correlation of weight, height and corporal mass against number and diameter of droplets, including the value of r and p value.

Within-subject inter-method Pearson correlation coefficients of weights are calculated and then averaged over subjects.

(2) where dWt = proportional change in weight; d I = proportional change in total energy intake; C = correlation coefficient of body weight with total energy intake.

The coefficient of the weight penalty term is 0.005.

where U T w ̂ ̲ n T = w ̂ ̲ n T U. The k th coefficient of the weight vector can be expressed as w ̂ ̲ n + 1 U ( k ) = ( 1 − 2 μλ ( k ) ) w ̂ ̲ n U ( k ), (46).

Finally, since motifs are usually degenerated to various extents, they were regrouped according to their similarities measured by the Tanimoto distance [ 3, 6] and the Pearson coefficient of position weight matrix (PWM) [ 18].

Spearman's correlation coefficients of birth weight with maximum weight loss and daily weight gain since nadir were 0.48 (P<0.0001) and 0.02 (P=0.55), respectively.

The correlation coefficient of actual weights with respect to physician estimates, nurse estimates, and doctor's estimates were 0.85, 0.78, and 0.95, respectively.This technique using readily obtainable measurements estimates weight more accurately than ED providers.