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The intraclass correlation coefficients for measuring the optimal RD of elbows in extension and flexion were 0.82 and 0.90, respectively, which showed strong interobserver agreement [15].

Since the mutual information does not demand any particular functional relationships between the data points, it is a better method (when compared with the autocorrelation coefficient) for measuring the predictability of nonlinear systems.

Within the work, we research the phenomenon of real estate market subject translocality for all regions of Poland, design a coefficient for measuring translocality and, noting a similarity of the two phenomenon over time, indicate the practical significance of translocality in relation to the speculative price bubble.

Under the commonly-used Gini coefficient for measuring inequality, South Africa scored 0.63 in 2009.

Figure 1 B depicts the results of Ward's analysis in which the Dice coefficient for measuring similarity in banding patterns was applied.

The kappa coefficient for measuring agreement between observers concerning the presence of the "significance fallacy" was 0.78 (CI95%: 0.62 to 0.93), which is considered acceptable in the scale of Landis and Koch [ 41].

In Hochbaum et al, 20 it was noted that finding the customer rating vector that maximizes Kendall tau rank correlation coefficient is a good alternative to other optimization methods (reviewed below in 2.1 2.3), and the authors believe that it is appropriate to use Kendall tau rank correlation coefficient for measuring how well the customer ratings recovers "true ranking".

We used surface extinction coefficients (SEC) for measuring AOD within 1 km of ground level to predict PM2.5 (Division of Environment, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology 2012).

We used the Pearson's correlation coefficient (PCC) for measuring similarity/dissimilarity between expression patterns of miRNAs and genes.

The intra- and inter-observer coefficients of variation for measuring the spleen width were evaluated in 50 patients and were 1.2% and 2.1%, respectively.

Many coefficients were proposed for measuring the degree of LD, but they provide only a static view of the current LD structure.