Sentence examples for moving coefficient of from inspiring English sources

The results show that if the length of the initial occupying area is longer than a critical size for the predators or the length of the initial occupying area is shorter than a critical size, but the moving coefficient of free boundary is relatively big, then the spreading of predators always happens under relatively small rate of death for the predator.

On the other hand, it is found that if the initial value of free boundary is smaller than a threshold value and the moving coefficient of free boundary is relatively small depending on initial size of predator or the rate of death is relatively big, the predators fail in spreading to new environment.

b Moving correlation coefficient of two color profiles, calculated for a 20 m window with width indicated by orange bar.

Then, including variables correlated with unobserved ability should move the coefficient of duration in the right direction.

Three- to 12-day moving average coefficients of NO2 were 50 400% greater than individual-day lag coefficients and steadily increased in magnitude as the size of the moving average increased; however, the ORs for moving averages were much smaller, given the smaller absolute increment represented by a 1-day increase in the longer moving averages.

Results were repeated including a control for the percentage other-race and found only very small differences in magnitude and almost never moved any coefficients of interest from statistically significant at the 5% or 1% level to lower levels of insignificance.

Cerebrovascular autoregulation was assessed by calculating a moving correlation coefficient (the index of cerebrovascular autoregulation, Mx) between MAP and FV as described previously [ 19].

The vector c 1 s consists mostly of zeros, with a one only in the entry corresponding to the edge s, as the coefficient of moving in this direction remains 1, while all other moves are invalid by travelling over only one edge, and hence have coefficient 0.

The metabolites are moving with a diffusion coefficient of (i) D = 1 μm/s and (ii) D = 10 μm/s for a comparison of the mobility effects.

This value is much larger as the peak of the CSF Gaussian curve and might represent the apparent diffusion coefficient of moving CSF.

For example, the linear model for position 25 in the RH is expressed as (Δ G d i s s o c i a t i o n ) =   a (u 1 ) + u 0, where a is the effect coefficient of moving +1 in that dimension, u 1 is the coordinate representing the genotype (i.e., −1 for ancestral glu, +1 for derived GLY), and u0 is the y-intercept for the model (equal to the mean across the data).