The phrase "a conversion ratio" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, marketing, or data analysis, where you are discussing the relationship between two quantities, often expressed as a fraction or percentage.
Example: "The conversion ratio of visitors to customers is crucial for evaluating the effectiveness of our marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "a conversion rate" or "a transformation ratio".
We then use a conversion ratio to calculate the CO 2 produced, and create a level playing field.
Furthermore, S9AP-St produced carnosine methyl ester (-OMe) with a conversion ratio of β-Ala-OBzl to carnosine-OMe that was greater than 30%.
The goal has been to come up with an assembly configuration which has a conversion ratio higher than 1.0 for 233U, thus only the diminution of the 232Th has to be compensated.
In order to compare N losses in denitrification in this study to N fixation we used a conversion ratio of 0.295, which was reported specifically for Nostoc commune cyanobacterial crusts in high arctic environments (Liengen 1999).
Comprehensively considering the conversion of 7K-LCA and the yield of UDCA, 292.6 mM DMF was perhaps the best choice, with a 68.5 % 7K-LCA conversion ratio and a 65.4 % yield of UDCA.
Hawken and colleagues estimated a conversion ratio (kb to cR) for the panel of 50.4 kb/cR on SSC3 [ 17].
A CH4 conversion ratio of 95.6%, a CO conversion ratio of 31.2%, a reforming reaction temperature of 745 °C and a produced hydrogen rate of 70.7 Nm3 h−1 are obtained from a comparison of post gas analysis and theoretical estimation of thermodynamics at 87.6 h.
The women received weekly, oral doses of vitamin A (23 300 IU or 7000 μg retinol equivalents) as retinyl palmitate, 42 mg of all- trans β-carotene (∼7000 μg retinol equivalents at a 6 : 1 conversion ratio), arithmetically equivalent to a daily recommended dietary allowance, 28 or a placebo.
Its Capital Trust II 11% preferred has a mandatory conversion on Aug. 16, 2003 at a floating conversion ratio of between 0.7792 and 0.8649 shares of common.
Co-action of PbChi74 and RmNAG for the hydrolysis of colloidal chitin significantly improved the GlcNAc production and resulted in GlcNAc as the only end product (about 100%, Figure 6), yielding 27.8 mg mL-1 with a high conversion ratio of up to 92.6% after a 24-h incubation.
We have already clarified that moisture in coal causes low combustion efficiency and a high conversion ratio of fuel nitrogen to NOx compared with a coal having the same fuel ratio with little moisture, in pulverized coal combustion.
