Sentence examples for coefficients often from inspiring English sources
We find that, while the dynamics depends on whether output is controlled at the level of the individual or the population, intermediate or high Hill coefficients often evolve, leading to sigmoid input output functions that for some parameters are so steep to resemble a step function (an on off switch).
Mass transfer coefficients, often quantified using empirical correlations in chemical engineering, are useful in predicting the final concentration of the reactants [(Fogler 1992). In: Amundson (Ed).., Element of Chemical Reaction Engineering, International Series in the Physical and Chemical Engineering, Princeton-Hall].
The high-frequency coefficients often correspond to the image edges and details.
A particle filter approximates the posterior state probability density using a set of particles and propagating these particles over time with appropriate weighting coefficients often produces efficient tracking.
The calculation of effective protection coefficients often results in negative figures for a number of commodities or sectors.
The values of the right and left foot in the COP other parameters showed very low correlation coefficients, often negative).
A parameter related to fitness is the selection coefficient, often represented by the letter s, which is defined as s = 1 − w.
Steady state measurements of convective heat transfer coefficient often use a constant wall heat flux condition along with measured temperature distribution to generate heat transfer coefficient maps.
To obtain a model independent estimate of the brain-to-plasma partition coefficient, often referred to as volume of distribution, Logan graphical analysis [33] was used.
The Hill coefficient often provides a good summary of the input-output pattern and is therefore a useful method for studying sensitivity and dynamic range.
Thus, a reduction of this coefficient, often under critical conditions such as joint large immobilization periods of time [ 38, 39] entails a decrease of fluid flow into the cartilage porous matrix and therefore implies smaller deformations.
