Sentence examples for coefficients by which from inspiring English sources
The goal is to interpret such data in terms of a small number of crystallographically refinable, time-independent structures, each associated with a reaction intermediate; to establish the pathways and rate coefficients by which the intermediates interconvert; and thus to establish a chemical kinetic mechanism.
The coefficients by which the variables are multiplied to obtain the 1st and 2nd principal components are shown in Table 3.
Each element of the output matrix is a coefficient by which the waveform of the corresponding spatial frequency is multiplied in the decomposition of the image sample.
This design effect shows us a coefficient by which we should multiply the size of the sample calculated as a simple random sample so that when we obtain it in clusters we have the same capacity as a simple random sample.
To reduce bandwidth requirement and power consumption, a compression technique is proposed based on curvelet transform before image encryption, with special technique of coefficient elimination by which a higher compression ratio can be obtained without much loss in image information.
The results (Table 2) show dose effects for G1 and G2; the levels of which decreased significantly with increasing AA dose (coefficient factor by which mean glycan levels are multiplied/week −0.130 and −0.690; P=0.02 and 0.005, respectively), and for A2; the levels of which increased significantly with increasing AA dose (Coefficient factor =1.083; P=0.005).
Concurrent presence of DEET and OBZ in FB significantly increased DEET permeation coefficient by 7%, which indicated that OBZ might also increase DEET permeability in o/w emulsion containing xanthan gum.
eThe estimated coefficients indicate the values by which the %MRSA would increase in response to an increase in 1 DDD per 1,000 patient-days for each of the three significant antimicrobial classes, when all other variables remain constant.
The exponentiated coefficient represents the factor by which PR is multiplied.
These elasticities are coefficients that describe the percentage by which the demanded quantity of a food changes in response to a 1% increase in the price of the food.
