Sentence examples for ratio of the coefficient from inspiring English sources

Percent variability was calculated as the ratio of the coefficient of repeatability to the grand mean.

The MWTP for initial cost is calculated by the ratio of the coefficient of each price scheme to that of "First".

Each MWTP is calculated by the ratio of the coefficient of each alternative-specific constant (coefficient of "TOU," "CPP," "RTP," "DLC" and "DLCCPP" in Table 2) to that of the electricity fee per month (coefficient of "month" in Table 2).

The ratio of the coefficient for the risk over the coefficient for the travel cost would have units of €/fatality, which is the expected unit for a VPF measure.

It is apparent that these seasonal changes are not insignificant and their magnitude is also a function of the ratio of the coefficient of thermal expansion of the structural elements and that of the surrounding ground, and should be considered in design.

It is dependent on four parameters: the maximum fin effectiveness, the ratio of the coefficient at the fin tip to the coefficient along the side of the fin and the ratios of the fin base radius to the half fin thickness and the fin tip radius to the half fin thickness.

The ratio of the coefficients As and Ax differs from the expected theoretical value As/Ax = fs/fx.

For the non-elliptic wavevector anisotropy model (Narita 2015), the shape parameter (the ratio of the coefficients on the parallel and perpendicular wavenumbers) needs to be determined from the observation.

The ratio of the coefficients, C1 t)/ C2 t), has the value listed by the side of each figure.

These diverse and contrasting effects can be quantified by considering the ratio of the coefficients of variation for (CVLD/CVT).

In this connection a criterion of appropriateness of the seismic intensity parameter is formulated as the ratio of the correlation coefficient to the coefficient of variation of the seismic intensity parameters.