Sentence examples for due to the coefficient from inspiring English sources

It was found that the most noticeable effect was due to the coefficient of friction.

This paper presents a thermomechanical study of the stresses which eventually occur in through glass vias (TGVs) due to the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) mismatch.

Due to the coefficient structure of the SUR model (Table 4), the predictions could not show values between 50 and 100 m3∙ha−1 of the spruce volume (Fig. 3).

In addition, with the quantification of thermal stress, the interface of Cu/SiO2 has the maximum thermal stress due to the coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE) mismatch in Figure 4b.

And we're not talking here about a few hundred "hanging chads," but rather more than one million ballots (cast on August 20) that were discounted due to the "coefficient of fraud," as the Electoral Complaints Commission refers to it.

These estimates gauge the degree of smoothing performed by the resolvent and separate the contribution due to the diffusion coefficient and that due to the drift coefficient.

Older age at the time of diagnosis was found to be linked to lower Years of Life Lost due to the illness (Coefficient = -20.437), lower Years of Life with Disability (Coefficient = -20.17) and lower Disability-Adjusted Life Years (Coefficient = -16.411).

A link was found between older age at the time of diagnosis and lower Years of Life Lost due to the illness (Coefficient = -0.446), lower Years of Life with Disability (Coefficient = -0.087) and lower Disability-Adjusted Life Years (Coefficient = -0.533).

The variations of the rod packing due to the friction coefficient and surface energy are much more pronounced than that of the restitution coefficient and stiffness.

Due to the low coefficient estimates, a follow-up investigation was conducted to examine item qualities by using IRT-Bilog index.

However, due to the large coefficient J, any decrease in ϕele(x) is offset by the increase in ϕgas(x).