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Meanings of coefficient in English

Portuguese
mantissa
Spanish
mantisa
Catalan
mantissa

Significant digits of a floating point number.

mantissa
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Usage of coefficient in English
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Neither option has a particularly confidence-inspiring coefficient of friction on gym carpeting.
Climbing Magazine
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In one patient with AIDS we also found a positive toxoplasma coefficient.
Pubmed
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The attenuation-coefficient image of blebs was calculated from OCT intensity signal information.
Pubmed
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However, their inferior attenuation coefficient is still unsatisfactory for broadband X-ray detection.
Pubmed
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News24 interestingly broke down the Gini coefficient per race in South Africa.
The South African
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The effect of pedicle diameter was tested using a Pearson correlation coefficient.
Pubmed
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Statistical analysis was done using linear regression analysis and Pearson correlation coefficient.
Pubmed
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The coefficient also increased in mortality from cardiovascular, respiratory and digestive diseases.
Pubmed
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For the correlation analysis we used the non-parametric Spearman's rank correlation coefficient.
Pubmed
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A kappa coefficient of 722 demonstrated a substantial agreement between the observers.
Pubmed
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The number which expresses this relation is called the coefficient of correlation.
Human Traits and their Social Significance
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Granted, I don't know the drag coefficient nor the cross sectional area.
Wired
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This site lists some values for the coefficient of friction for ice.
Wired
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This is because the mass attenuation coefficient of the nylon is higher.
Pubmed
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The fluctuation amplitude and the diffusion coefficient show a small pressure dependence.
Pubmed
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First that the maximum acceleration is dependent on the coefficient of friction.
Wired
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Catalan
mantissa
Coefficient through the time
Coefficient across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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