The phrase "a component ratio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship between different parts or elements within a whole, often in contexts like engineering, cooking, or finance.
Example: "To achieve the desired flavor, the recipe calls for a component ratio of three parts sugar to one part salt."
Alternatives: "a parts ratio" or "a ratio of components".
Complex scaffolds made from chitosan and gelatin with a component ratio equal to one possessed the proper degradation rate and mechanical stability in vitro.
For example, the official U.S. forest carbon report to the United Nation Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is based on a component ratio method that converts the sound wood volume obtained from regional volume equations to stem biomass using wood density and bark and branch scaling factors.
When a pheromone blend is presented which has a component ratio sufficiently close to the target value, the ORNs will activate their LN targets and the competition between LNs, mediated by the local inhibitory connections will, given appropriate inter-LN synaptic strengths, cause the generalist LN to activate most and inhibit the specialist LNs.
A component ratio of 25:5:1 PEG:LVPR.RK4:heparin generated the smallest particles (hydrodynamic diameter ∼50 nm) and was used for the remainder of in vitro and in vivo experimentation.
Surprisingly, stable mixed aggregates are also formed under the excess of pyrimidinophane in both the acidic and alkaline conditions, but at a certain component ratio.
In Table 1, Software and Hardware refer to the run time of a particular component; Ratio is the ratio of software time to hardware time, showing the speedup or slowdown of the hardware program.
In this paper we study minimalistic models of competition between LNs in the MGC and how they allow recognising a specific pheromone component ratio across a wide range of pheromone concentrations.
Allometric equations varied across the four maps studied here, with some using regional-specific equations and others a more nationally-consistent component ratio method (CRM) [26].
The authors distinguished four gradual behaviours, the most basic of which (taking flight) is enacted by a much broader pheromone component ratio than the ultimate behaviour (contacting the female).
Two reports that attempted to correct for survivorship bias by treating the blood component ratio as a time-dependent covariate [ 11, 12] found no benefit on mortality.
When an azeotrope boils, the resulting vapor has the same component ratio as the liquid phase with which it is in equilibrium.
