Sentence examples for coefficient sizes from inspiring English sources

The coefficient sizes for the perceived extent of overclaiming are similar in both Models.

Therefore, homogeneity of the explaining variables may be smaller in larger districts reducing effect sizes and leading to an underestimation of the coefficient sizes.

The coefficient sizes and the significance levels in the OLS regression models were similar to those in the interval regression models.

Thrombocytes and lymphocytes made the greatest contributions to the score when judged by the coefficient sizes of a model equivalently defined in terms of standardised haematology values (ie divided by their standard deviations).

In general heat transfer intensity between solid surface and coolant (fluid) depends on three main parameters: heat transfer coefficient, size of heat exchange surface and temperature difference between surface and fluid.

Lastly, the spatial lag of all HCOs is significant, and negative; however, the coefficient size is small.

In comparison to the corresponding models in Tables 3 and 4, instrumenting has increased the coefficient size in the IV-OLS model.

Together, variance and coefficient size allow us to identify the extent to which the variables of interest predict student participation and performance.

Controlling for these variables appears to have minimal effect on the results, with just a slight decline in the coefficient size.

Further introduction of a non-linear specification in column 3 indicates the persistence of a strong positive relationship with a larger coefficient size, with the quadratic coefficient indicating an upper bound for the positive effect of diversity.

All variables in component 2 are listed in Additional file 1: Table S2, sorted by medical role in primary health care and coefficient size.