The absorption coefficient should be multiplied by concentration of QDs.
Thus, the effect of surface roughness on discharge coefficient should be noticed.
It determines whether the image coefficient should be suppressed by denoising or enhanced by amplifying.
So, for making the comparison the absorption coefficient should be multiplied by concentration of QDs.
For a good fit of model, the correlation coefficient should be at a minimum of 0.80.
If the models are stable, then their re-estimated coefficient should be also similar.
Then, a high-pass coefficient should be expanded to carry 1 bit.
This coefficient should be jointly applied with the one corresponding to contributory years.
To this end the reduction coefficient should be applied to the width of the diagonal strut.
When higher pressures are considered, a correction using the fugacity coefficient should be applied.
The Monte Carlo error of a coefficient should be less than or equal to 10% of its standard error.
