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beta [ˈbiːtə] n 1. (Linguistics / Letters of the Alphabet (Foreign)) the second letter in the Greek alphabet (Β or β), a consonant, transliterated as b 2. the second highest grade or mark, as in an examination 3. (Physics / General Physics) (modifier) a. involving or relating to electrons beta emitter b. relating to one of two or more allotropes or crystal structures of a solid beta iron c. relating to one of two or more isomeric forms of a chemical compound [from Greek bēta, from Hebrew; see beth] Beta [ˈbiːtə] n
(Astronomy) (foll by the genitive case of a specified constellation) a star in a constellation, usually the second brightest Beta Persei ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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| We further analyzed the data to determine whether weighting individual predictors according to the relative size of the beta coefficients increases the prognostic accuracy of the model. To further investigate the factors which were found to be significant, the standardized Beta coefficients provide a measure of the contribution of each variable to the model. Table 3 shows the significant variables in the model, with their unstandardized and standardized beta coefficients. |
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