Sentence examples for screening coefficient from inspiring English sources

Bonding is accurately captured using the modified REBO potential of Pastewka et al. that introduces an environmental screening coefficient to better capture covalent bond breaking and reforming.

The predisposing factor (education variables) also had a positive, significant relationship with HBV screening (coefficient = 0.120, t = 3.52, p < .001).001

The enabling factor (participants with health insurance, a primary health care provider, and frequent primary physician visits) showed a positive and significant relationship with HBV screening (coefficient = 0.470, t = 7.618, p < .001).001

The final model identified enabling factors (having health insurance, a primary health care provider to go to when sick and more frequent visits to a doctor in the last year) as the strongest predictor of HBV screening (coefficient = 0.470, t = 7.618, p < .001).001

The benzyne group obviously affects the static linear polarizabilities, screening coefficients and first-order hyperpolarizabilities of the M3N@C80 (M = Sc, Y) molecules.

The data gives an average screening window coefficient (Z-factor) of 0.71±0.07 over three 96 well plates, implying that it is an excellent assay for hit detection.

The screening window coefficient, or Z-factor, was determined as followed: A Z-factor >0.5 represented an excellent assay suitable for high-throughput screening.

For these 48 countries (regardless of whether designated as developed or developing), there was a slight increasing trend in the percentage of ADC contributing to ICC with increasing cervical screening coverage (coefficient of determination [R] = 0.13).

In the breast cancer screening equation, the coefficient for the first order own-effect lagged dependent variable was 0.116; the coefficient for the third order own-effect lagged dependent variable was 0.797 for the bivariate Wooldridge-type estimators (specification with a GP visit during the last 12 months).

It is proposed that computational tools should be made available for authors to conduct the same rate coefficient screening.

For each of the screening types, the coefficient on the linear age variable is also positive and statistically significant (p <.001).