Sentence examples for corrected coefficient from inspiring English sources

Fitness variance within a microcosm was calculated as the corrected coefficient of variation, CV*, for each microcosm.

To assess colony size diversity within a microcosm, we used the corrected coefficient of variation, CV* [52].

To quantify heterogeneity, we calculated a corrected coefficient of variation, C, in which variation that was unrelated to reporter gene expression was discounted (see legend to Figure 3).

Moreover, cellular heterogeneity, as measured by the corrected coefficient of variation, C, was several fold greater for the insulated reporters than for the uninsulated enhancer (Fig. 4a).

Flow cytometry indicated further that μ expression from these truncated enhancers was also associated with increased cellular heterogeneity, i.e., the corrected coefficient of variation was much larger for the mutant than for the unimpaired enhancer.

The corrected coefficient of variation for frequency dependence was determined using the variance in selection coefficients at high and low densities, over the average selective coefficient, corrected for the small sample size.

This paper proposes a metric of effective green equivalent (EGE), which is defined as the area of green space multiplied by corrected coefficients of quality and accessibility.

The item PDQ-8-3 (" emotional well being") showed the largest Spearman and corrected coefficients in correlation to the total score of the PDQ-8.

A basic method is to perform the analysis at patient level correcting coefficients standard errors to account for the cluster design[ 24].

For nominal data, the chi-square test, Pearson's contingency coefficient, or the corrected contingency coefficient measure the correlation between any two variables [ 11].

The spectra of all other meteorite samples can be corrected using the correction coefficient (e.g., Fig. 6c).