Sentence examples for coefficient referred from inspiring English sources

where the observed DCT coefficient, referred to as u k,l in Equation (7), is denoted as k.

The cophenetic correlation coefficient referred to in Figure 5 legend is a measure of how faithfully the dendrogram preserves the pairwise distances between the original unmodelled distances[29].

In both studies, a two-tissue-4-rate constant (2T4K) compartment model was applied to estimate the brain-to-plasma partition coefficient, referred to as the volume of distribution in PET literature (V T-2T4K), and the rate constants describing exchange of radioactivity between the plasma and the two brain tissue compartments.

In Eq. 1Q is the quantity of heat, K is heat conduction coefficient (refers to the conducting heat ability of material), A is the area of heat conduction, and ΔT is the difference in temperature of the material.

Clustering coefficient refers to the average density of the node neighborhoods 29, 30.

The experimental hill coefficient refers to the steepness in increase in fraction of activating cells with increasing input level.

The part of the network that contributes to the decrease in the correlation coefficient refers to the proteins with up to four interactions.

The transmission coefficient refers to the amount of rotation produced by the output link for a set amount of rotation in the input link [ 30].

This is not the case since the heritability coefficient refers to the proportion of the total variation in the trait which is due to genetic difference between individuals.

The heritability (h) coefficient refers to the proportion of the total variation in the trait, here burnout symptoms, which is due to genetic difference between individuals [ 33, 34].

The experimental results were fitted using a kinetic model with two design parameters, namely the overall mass-transfer coefficients referred to the feed and stripping phases.