Sentence examples for a comparative ratio from inspiring English sources

DEA computes a comparative ratio of weighted outputs to weighted inputs for each unit, which is reported as the relative efficiency score.

Because the GP is a comparative ratio it is independent of local probe concentration, provided probe concentration is low enough to avoid quenching and any influence on the acyl chains in the membrane.

The performances obtained with optimized nanocomposites are more than 33% higher than the specific capacitance obtained with a comparative weight ratio entangled (nano- composites.

To avoid unbalanced classes for training the algorithm, we randomly deleted images from the class, which has sufficient observations (poor-quality) so that the comparative ratio of two classes is equal in our data.

This comparative ratio is dependent on the PKa value of the drug and pH of the tissue.

We present the comparative ratio of these rates together with 95% confidence interval, calculated using the formula provided by Breslow and Day [ 30].

In addition, the comparative ratio of the percentage of enantiomers in goats and sheep following IV administrations is shown in Fig.  4 and kinetic parameters of each enantiomer are summarised in Table  3.

The percentage of leaf out explained by each variable is represented by a heat-map created using the function heatmap in R. Plots of the comparative ratios between phylogeny and climate contributions correspond to explained variability of phylogeny divided by the sum of leaf out variability explained by all climatic variables.

Based on these findings, we provide matching upper and lower bounds for three comparative ratios, each of which relates two different solution concepts: the price of cautiousness, the mediation value, and the enforcement value.

Similarly the comparative ratios for SLC11A3 and CALNEXIN are 0.65 vs. 0.98 and 0.88 vs. 0.97.

Finally, the comparative ratios were averaged between all of the biological replicates.