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Usually, Pan evaporation multiplying a conversion coefficient is used to calculate ET p in the distributed monthly hydrological model.

According to Volume and Weight of Crude Oil Conversion Table from International Oil Network (http://oil.in-en.com/html/oil-67979.shtml), China's refined oil conversion coefficient is 7.31 barrels/tonne (Li and Guo 2013).

The dose conversion coefficient was derived as 0.33 mSv/(Gy.cm(2)).

The surface flux tally and ICRP74 dose conversion coefficients were employed to estimate the dose profile across the shield.

The data of 211 neutron spectra and their respective fluence-to-dose conversion coefficients were used to train and to test ANN.

With the exception of localized skin dose, it is difficult to measure tissue doses directly, and instead quantities that can be measured directly, in combination with absorbed dose conversion coefficients, are used.

Where η is the Pan evaporation conversion coefficient; 1 β1 is the proportion of fast flooding runoff in total runoff; β1×β2 is the proportion of the underground flow from small fractures in total runoff; WM is the average storage capacity; αF is the Fast flooding runoff; αM is the underground flow from large fractures and conduits; αS is the underground flow from small fractures) (Xue, 2010).

In this paper, the energy quality coefficient (EQC) is introduced to describe the quality of energy, while the energy conversion coefficient (ECC) is applied to evaluate energy system efficiency.

(0< r<1) means the conversion coefficient, q is the release amount of natural enemy at time (t_{h_{1}}), while δ is the release amount of natural enemy at time (t_{h_{2}}).

The resulting regression coefficient is D. The conversion to R D 2 is given by where (as in the section 'Prognostic index') σ2 = Π/6 ≃ 1.645.

The conversion coefficient 7.4 was used to account for differences in body surface area between a hamster and a human.