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Maximum positive wind pressure coefficients emerged around 0.8 0.85 H of windward surface, while maximum negative one occurred at foreside of top surface.

For the happiness rating, in the first step of the regression analysis, a significant coefficient emerged for change in happiness, indicating that the greater the decrease in happiness from post-happy to post-sad mood induction, the greater the shift towards more concrete identification, β = −0.34, t(43) = 2.42, p <.05.

The analytical solution for an infinitely wide channel is used to probe the finite-width experimental results and an apparently universal pattern of differences involving a peak in mass transfer coefficient emerges.

The lowest friction coefficient emerges at the concentration of 1.25 wt%, and the smallest wear volume appears at the concentration of 1.00 wt%.

In all countries, extremely high correlation coefficients (ρ>0.95) emerged between differences in 5-year prevalence and incidence in men and women (only in France ρ=0.84).

The correlation coefficient that emerged from my analyses for the relationship between teachers' judgments and students' test results in PIRLS was 0.65.

Apparent diffusion coefficient has emerged as a method for identifying high grade central nervous system tumors [ 11– 13].

Many of the same coefficients usually emerge even after cropping.

When a uniform dictionary is used for these multiple-view images' sparse representation, an implicit correlation in the sparse representation coefficients can emerge.

However, looking at the size of coefficients it emerges a striking difference between high and low social capital individuals.

The mathematical expression of this requirement invokes the concept of the concentration control coefficient, which emerges as a parameter of critical importance in the identification of feasible enzymatic modifications having maximal impact on the network flux.