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The study employed a specially designed tribo-acoustic probe capable of measuring the coefficient of friction and detecting the acoustical behavior of the skin in vivo.

Xu et al. [11] quantified inhomogeneities in ventilation SPECT images of COPD patients using 50 MBq of Technegas (Vita Medical Limited, Sydney, Australia), measuring the coefficient of variance (CV) in the lung elements.

For shotgun transcriptome sequencing, this metric can be evaluated by comparing the fraction of reads that hit each transcript in multiple sequencing runs and measuring the coefficient of variation (CV) of the read counts.

This method is highly specific, sensible (limit of quantification = 0.05 mg/L), and precise (total imprecision, calculated by measuring the coefficient of variation (CV) of the internal quality control values was less than 10% for concentrations from 0.20 to 5.00 mg/L).

The deviation around the solution contributes to stochastic noise that can be quantified by measuring the coefficient of variation Λ = σ μ (the ratio between the standard deviation σ and the mean level of species concentration μ) obtained by solving the CME [ 9].

The modified dilatometer is used to measure the coefficient of thermal expansion, CTE, of some thin metallic and polymeric samples.

To quantify the magnitude of the observed convergence, we measured the coefficient of variation σc/⟨c⟩ for P cT), finding that this ratio decreases with time (Fig. 2C).

A designed apparatus that detects the exact moment corresponding to the transition from rest to slip was used to measure the coefficient of static friction.

The performance of each coating was evaluated using a sliding wear test on a carbon-graphite counterpart to measure the coefficient of friction and the wear rate.

Having finished the tests, the weight losses of the specimens were measured, the coefficient of friction values were calculated, optical and SEM investigations were performed and finally the wear behaviour of conventionally used sliding bearing alloys was characterized.

To functionally assess the origin of the CB1-mediated depression, we measured the coefficient of variation (CV = standard deviation/mean amplitude) of individual evoked EPSCs.