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Older children have lower health outcomes where the Pearson's correlation coefficient yields a significant −0.0918.

Such an enhancement in mass transfer coefficient yields an increase in (varphi (eta )) and its associated boundary layer thickness (see Figure 13).

High value of the coefficient yields a high diffusivity for the corresponding pixel in the image which leads to blurring effect.

PAM has 100% relative sensitivity to optical absorption (i.e., a given percentage change in the optical absorption coefficient yields the same percentage change in the photoacoustic amplitude), and its ultimate detection sensitivity is limited only by thermal noise.

Dividing each submatrix in R by the corresponding coefficient yields the matrices D ( m ) D ( m ) ∗ + σ w 2 g 1 I J and D m)D(n)∗ for m n = 1,2,…,M, m ≠ n.

For example, for water depth h = 0.515 m and incident wave height H i,nom = 0.16 m the transmission coefficient yields K t = 0.763 in case of forest width B = 0.75 m and it is reduced to K t = 0.488 in case of forest width B = 3.0 m.

Features with a weighted coefficient yield stable landmark detection.

While the ( {chi}^2 ) test does not indicate a statistically strong association between child health and household shock, the Pearson's correlation coefficient yield a significant −0.1148.

From correlation testing, it can be seen that low figure of merit factors combined with low mean Pearson coefficient yield the best performance results.

So, this paper presents an inclusive model to predict the elastic modulus, thermal expansion coefficient, yield strength and ultimate tensile strength of MMNCs containing nanoparticles.

Under these two test conditions, the thermal expansion coefficient, yield strength and elastic modulus of the specimens at different temperatures were measured.