Sentence examples for substitution coefficient from inspiring English sources

These diverging results may be the consequence of multiple factors including different patient populations and types of HES (particularly in terms of molecular weight, substitution coefficient, raw material, and concentration [ 8, 9]).

3. By substitution of coefficients (C_1), (C_2), (C_3), (C_4), (A_1) and (A_2) in Eq. (12), it would be possible to determine (beta _{p}) and (l_{i}) separately without using auxiliary diagnostics system such as diamagnetic flux measurements.

The PROTDIST application was used to create distance matrices with the JJD model for amino acid substitution and the coefficient of variation of substitution rates among positions.

Based on the generated phylogenies, I estimated speciation and extinction rates, the mean rate of nucleotide substitution, and the coefficient of variation in nucleotide substitution within each clade.

Thus, the marginal values can be calculated from the marginal rate of substitution between an attribute coefficient and the coefficient for the price parameter.

Marginal rate of substitution values = β-coefficient for significant attribute/β-coefficient for journey time.

In agreement with gravimetric data for water absorption, dielectric data obtained at 10 Hz showed that trifluoromethyl substitution increases the diffusion coefficient whereas chlorine substitution decreased it.

The method uses a correction of computed concentration profiles and a successive substitution of a diffusion coefficient dependency to approach the true dependency.

The crystal structure defects formation in metastable alloys under the cyclic martensitic γ-ε-γ transformations and the resulting significant increase of the diffusion coefficient of substitution atoms at low temperatures opens up new opportunities for creating more intensive methods of chemical and thermal treatment.

Indeed, dnadist relies on a user-supplied coefficient of substitution rate of variation when applying a gamma distribution and does not allow for a general time-reversible model with six substitution rates.

Furthermore, non-synonymous substitutions in ligand-binding domains were positively correlated with the number of non-synonymous substitutions (Pearson's correlation coefficient; r = 0.91; p < 0.001).