Sentence examples for difference between the coefficient from inspiring English sources

The difference between the coefficient of determination (R-squared) and adjusted R-squared is very small, which suggests very good model specification (that is, no omitted or unnecessary variables in the model).

In the latter case, the maximum F-statistics indicates a break in 1870, more than 10 years before the federal law on banknote issue and the estimation of the EC equation for the two sub-samples, which suffers evidently from low degrees of freedom and shows no striking difference between the coefficient estimates.

The difference between the coefficient for verbal and performance IQ was not statistically significant (p = 0.196).

A sample of 253 patients (which covered 5% attrition), each responding to 21 items, achieves 80% power to detect the difference between the coefficient α under the null hypothesis of 0.60, and the coefficient α under the alternative hypothesis of 0.71, using a two-sided F-test with a significance level of 0.01 (Bonett, 2002).

Meta-analysis was used to quantify the difference between the coefficients of a specific variable in the different groups.

It occurred to her that students would be more interested in, say, the difference between the coefficients of static friction and kinetic friction if the kinetic example involved tires skidding on a turn at Daytona.

The Hausman test allows to verify the difference between the coefficients estimated by the fixed effects method and by random effects.

Finally, the perception of friction via a laterally vibrotactile stimulus clearly depends on the difference between the coefficients of static and kinetic friction.

The glass composition, belonging to the CaO ZrO2 SiO2 system, was purposely designed in order to minimize the difference between the coefficients of thermal expansion of the constituent phases, which may induce thermal residual stresses in service or during fabrication.

We derive simple, easy to check criteria on the difference between the coefficients of the two operators which imply that the second operator has its Lp Dirichlet problem solvable as well.

Overlapping intervals indicate that there is no significant difference between the coefficients of variation.