Sentence examples for indices coefficient from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figure 3A, instability indices calculated using the relative peak height method generated consistent instability indices (coefficient of variation, 2.2%) from a wide range of template DNA amounts (50~300 ng).

The within-subject variability of the VI indices (coefficient of variation in brackets) was distinctly higher (LCI (9.8%), M1/M0 (6.6%), M2/M0 (14.6%), AMDN1 (9.1%), AMDN2 (16.3%)) compared to FRC measurements (5.6%).

Subsequent studies show that this method produces repeatable dyssynchrony indices (coefficient of variation is 8.7% for bandwidth and 8.8% for SD of time to peak contraction) and can distinguish normal from dyssynchronous contraction in clinical populations [ 18, 21].

The effects of power-law indices, coefficients of foundation, initial geometrical imperfections and geometrical parameters on nonlinear stability of plates are comprehensively investigated.

The corresponding range in J (shaded orange) indicates coefficient indexes that all are projected on sinogram index k.

Foot geometry measures were also taken, including arch index, coefficient of spreading, hallux angle and sub-arch angle.

Doped semiconductor CdSxSe1 − x glass, which has large nonlinear refractive index coefficient and fast nonlinear responding time, is used.

Etch-depth and waveguide height dependencies of the nonlinear refractive index coefficient of the silicon nitride are studied.

The aim of the article is to determine, using Damage Index coefficient, the seismic vulnerability of a historical building located in Tvrdja.

The highest loadings for these six factors, in order, were the number of patches (NP), mean proximity index (PROX_MN), largest patch index (LPI), patch cohesion index (COHESION), total core area (TCA), and the proximity index coefficient of variation (PROX_CV).

In model (8), the E-index coefficient is significant (−0.59), as is the coefficient on the interaction between the E-index and excess cash (−0.34).