Sentence examples for coefficient raises from inspiring English sources

We demonstrate that the low gradient coefficient raises the significant variation of the phase velocity within a certain range of ratios of upper layer thickness to equivalent thickness.

accident change rate coefficient raised to the power N (the number of years after the base year).

Where: AN the accident rate or number of casualties per accident N years after base year A0 the accident rate or number of casualties per accident in the base year βN accident change rate coefficient raised to the power N (the number of years after the base year).

The adjacency matrix was calculated using the absolute Pearson correlation coefficient raised to the power β.

The correlation strength was measured using the Pearson correlation coefficient raised by power 3 (i.e., | r|) so as to enhance the signal from high correlation while penalizing those small correlations which could be introduced by random noise.

The fact that many transcription factors have opposite α-coefficient profiles raises the question of whether the profile may be flipped, considering that a transcription factor may be either an activator or a repressor.

On the other hand, the mutations that cause the greatest loss of affinity leave the Hill coefficient unaltered, raising the possibility that the high affinity site(s) might be completely destroyed causing some low affinity site(s) to dominate the channel activation.

The f coefficients were raised to 1.34 29.8 and 1.81 17.1 times the referenced smooth channel level (f∞) for the parallelogram ribbed channel with and without dimples; developing the TPF factor toward the range of: 0.979 1.575 and 2.62 4.4.

Therefore, the question of whether a similar synergistic lethal effect could also occur in other liquid foods with different pH, chemical composition, and absorption coefficients was raised.

WGCNA [ 30] is a modification of correlation-based inference methods that amplifies high correlation coefficients by raising the absolute value to the power of β ('softpower').

Invariance of the coefficient of variation raises a certain concern: percentage of contribution of the non-specific signal increases with the decreasing concentration and one would expect that at low concentrations it would be harder to separate it from the specific component.