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The spatial lag and the spatial error coefficients account for different spatial patterns.

The sum of these coefficients account for 47.39% (2002), 52.48% (2007) and 53.15% (2012) of the sum of total direct input coefficients in the 3 years.

As a few highly distorted coefficients account for more distortion than many mildly distorted ones [21], an norm pooling is employed for calculating the total distortion over the entire frame: (4).

In contrast, all genomic inbreeding coefficients account for sampling and they measure the "realized inbreeding" of an individual.

The simple mean free path description of gas transport coefficients accounts for the major observed phenomena, but it is quantitatively unsatisfactory with respect to two major points: the values of numerical constants such as a, a′, a″, and a12 and the description of the molecular collisions that define a mean free path.

Member stiffness coefficients accounting for rotational stiffness degradation are derived using the modified moment distribution method.

Time Pearson correlation coefficients, accounting for the repeated nature of the data, were used to assess relationships between the investigated measures.

Then, a new data reduction process was developed to compute the local condensation heat transfer coefficients accounting for the non-uniform distribution of the local heat flux along the channels.

For expressing the LCM frequency decrease with the increasing concentrations of nitrogen, trichlorosilane and monomethylsilane gases in hydrogen, the measurement and the calculation of the LCM frequency difference between the gas mixture and the carrier gas were studied, as the practical method by optimizing the coefficients accounting for the gas properties.

To account for the fact that long-term trends may have varied among the 20 regions we used mixed-effect regression models in which fixed coefficients described the national trend while random coefficients accounted for region-specific deviations.

Where the interaction was significant, the 36 coefficients accounting for the interaction, (M×F ij, were inspected to test if the (M×F ii (selfed crosses) tended to be lower than (M×F) i j≠i (outcrossed crosses).