Sentence examples for lost coefficient from inspiring English sources

The linear models of the lost coefficient of air leakage and the velocity ratio of outlet and inlet of the plenum are proposed to simplify the measurement and calculation of the distribution of velocity and pressure in the plenum.

The correlation between research funding and the global disease burden was low both when years of life lost (correlation coefficient = 0.11) and DALYs (correlation coefficient = 0.12) were used.

Disease-specific research funding increased with the Norwegian burden of disease measured as years of life lost (correlation coefficient = 0.73).

Most coefficients lost their statistical significance with the few exceptions of unemployment, GDP growth and the low income percentilek.

First, to determine whether precision was lost in transforming coefficients from the multivariate model to crude integers for the PRONE score, we plotted ROC curves for the model coefficients and the scores and compared them.

In a faulted folded zone with a lower fluid pressure coefficient, the lost gas is basically free gas, which leads to a lower yield of shale gas.

Since proper subsets of frames are sometimes themselves frames, a quantized frame expansion can be a useful representation even when some transform coefficients are lost in transmission.

On all accounts, during the rounding and threshold operation, part of the coefficient information is lost, as described in the following: 1. Rounding operation matches decimal coefficients to two neighboring states in a simple way and loses information carried by the variety of difference.

While the FDI variable loses significance, the coefficient of AET turns bigger.

Similarly, though not significant, the coefficient for livestock lost to cattle rustlers is negative in determination of the herd size.

Though not significantly influencing herd size, the coefficient for livestock lost to cattle rustlers suggest that it has far-reaching repercussions on herders' decision-making process.