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coefficient
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coefficient
1. Maths
a. a numerical or constant factor in an algebraic term
b. the product of all the factors of a term excluding one or more specified variables
2. Physics a value that relates one physical quantity to another

coefficient [¦kō·ə′fish·ənt]
(mathematics)
A factor in a product.


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2 [per thousand], specific growth rate, food consumption, or apparent digestibility coefficient exhibited an increasing trend from 22[degrees]C, reaching the maximum value at 28[degrees]C, then showed a decline up to 32[degrees]C with increasing temperature, whereas at salinities of 11 [per thousand], 21 [per thousand], and 31 [per thousand]; specific growth rate, food consumption, or apparent digestibility coefficient exhibited an increasing trend.
ABSTRACT The growth, food consumption, food conversion efficiency and apparent digestibility coefficient of juvenile Chinese shrimp, Fenneropenaeus chinensis Osbeck (body weight 0.
 
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