"scaling effect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an increase in one factor causes a corresponding increase in another factor. For example, "We saw a scaling effect as the number of people in the room increased - the noise levels rose accordingly."
The larger the value of α, the stronger the scaling effect will be, as more cortical cdr2p which effectively 'measures' the cell area is taken up into the nodes which effectively 'read-out' the area measurement.
However, the pseudo scaling effect is not determined by the multiplication with a scaling factor as for a 'real' scaling effect, but by the effect that these transformations have on the original values.
This is possibly due to scaling effect.
The steps of the SCUP methodology are presented: post-test calculation, scaling effect analysis and design effect analysis.
To mitigate the Reynolds number scaling effect in the model, the original aerofoils of the reference turbine (DU series and NACA 64-618) wereplacedced by an aerofoil at a low Reynolds number (NACA 4412).
Therefore, the scaling effect on the matrix is diminished.
For drug cost acquisition, unadjusted retail price was considered, in order to provide an approach for any kind of perspective by adjusting the scaling effect on total drug cost.
In particular, there is evidence that vibration-induced motion leads to an affine scaling effect in x-direction that can be quantified to obtain a characteristic value for comparing vibration effects in different DTI datasets [47].
This pseudo scaling effect is therefore rarely sufficient to fully adjust for magnitude differences.
The two forms of genotype-by-environment interaction, scaling effect and re-ranking, facilitate environment-dependent genetic changes.
