Sentence examples for quality coefficients from inspiring English sources

Quality coefficients below 20% for the accuracy error on mass fractions' prediction in unknown samples, and residual predictive deviations in general above 5, were obtained.

Very high quality coefficients for degrees l≤13 are obtained in the past 50 years with satellite magnetic data (Sabaka et al. 2004, 2015; Olsen et al. 2006, 2014).

But still, an averaged quality coefficient about 35% and residual predictive deviations below 3 were found.

The data on the acoustooptical quality coefficient correlate well with the data obtained for the sound losses coefficient.

This study has developed a complex quality coefficient measurement method to describe the quality uncertainty in returned items.

The maximum value of the acoustooptical quality coefficient was achieved for values of the MPA content above 70%.

In comparison with a traditional transducer, the developed transducer has demonstrated a lower mechanical quality coefficient and a wider broadband.

The results show that the reductions in carbon emissions increase with rising complex quality coefficient but its marginal increase rate decreases rapidly.

In this paper, the energy quality coefficient (EQC) is introduced to describe the quality of energy, while the energy conversion coefficient (ECC) is applied to evaluate energy system efficiency.

The ratio of Na2O-to-source material by weight for different mortars ranged between 0.038 and 0.164; as a result, alkali quality coefficient was varied from 0.0025 to 0.0365.

An alkali quality coefficient combining the amounts of main compositions of source materials and sodium oxide (Na2O) in sodium silicate is proposed to assess the properties of alkali activated mortars, based on the hydration mechanism of alkali-activated pastes.