Sentence examples for general coefficients from inspiring English sources

In general, coefficients are small, negative, and statistically significant.

They are convenient for the formulation of the Lagrange identity when dealing with differential operators which have fairly general coefficients.

However, this criterion does not enable us to formulate explicit stability conditions in terms of (general) coefficients a j and k.

During the last years, the conditional oscillation was resolved for half-linear differential equations with positive periodic coefficients (see [15]) and half-linear equations with more general coefficients (see, e.g., [16 19]).

Later, many results have been obtained for more general coefficients (A_{i}^{alpha}) or (B^{alpha}) in the Euclidean setting; see [9 12] for Hölder continuous coefficients, and [13 15] for Dini continuous coefficients.

Based on results of [24] (see also [25, 26]), the conjecture is given in our previous paper [5] that the border case (M ( {{r_{k}^{-1}} } ) M {s_{k}}) = 1/4 ) from Corollary 1 is not solvable for general coefficients; i.e., in the border case, there exist oscillatory equations in the form of (3.41) and, at the same time, there exist non-oscillatory equations in this form.

general coefficient of friction.

By letting the polynomial coefficients of (g z)) be constants and (c_{j}) nonnegative integers, i.e., g_{j} z)=C_{n}^{j-1} -1)^{j-1} -1qquad c_{j}=j-1, for (j=1,ldots,n+1), we could find that (g(z)) and (G(z)) are general coefficient cases of (Delta^{n}f(z)) and (frac{Delta^{n}f(z)}{f(z)}),qquadec_{jely.

In general, coefficient (PRCC and SRCC) values near 1 indicate a strong positive influence of the input variable on prevention of infections, whereas values near -1 indicate a strong negative influence.

In general, coefficient ≥ 0.70 indicates satisfactory reliability [ 16].

The method fulfilled most validation requirements in the 2 mg/mL and 20 mg/mL range, with a 0.9998 coefficient of determination obtained by simple calibration model, and a general coefficient of variation <2%.