Sentence examples for coefficients that suggest from inspiring English sources
The studies included in our review reported correlation coefficients that suggest that the association between adiposity and cIMT is linear, though few studies explicitly characterized the nature of the relationship.
In addition, race/ethnicity/nationality was not in the best model, but there is some evidence in the model-averaged regression coefficient that suggests this variable could be predicting student responses, particularly for international students relative to white American students.
Table 1 also shows correlation coefficients for both series that suggest a positive relationship between both indices.
One school's coefficients seemed to suggest that it was an outlier which was consistent with an earlier personal communication with the district mathematics supervisor.
Jensen [ 15], in an article on the validation of questionnaires, stated that coefficients of.90 or more demonstrate an excellent internal consistency, while coefficients between.70 and.90 suggested that internal consistency was adequate.
The low correlation coefficients found suggest that the RIF is influenced by several other factors besides the splice site strength.
The negative coefficients suggest that as the respective parameters increase, the outputs decrease, while positive coefficients suggest the opposite.
The diversity of the measured values of various coefficients suggest that a number of measurements should be taken and averaged for each subject in order to calculate coefficients of higher efficiency[ 32].
The pressure coefficients suggest that the pressure dependence is very weak, yet positive, and increases with decreasing temperature.
The low estimated generalizability coefficients suggest that the scores may not generalize well to intended domains, and the validity of some of the scores may be questioned.
However, difficulties in predicting reactor performance and the wide disagreement between effective heat transfer coefficients suggest that these are oversimplified pictures of the real-flow situation.
