The phrase "a given ratio of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing proportions or comparisons between quantities in various contexts, such as mathematics, science, or finance.
Example: "In this experiment, we need to maintain a given ratio of water to salt to ensure accurate results."
Alternatives: "a specified ratio of" or "a particular ratio of".
However, the microstructure is unique, in a statistically averaged sense, for a given ratio of the elastic and interfacial energies.
The influence of the current density of the SOFC on the power output density and efficiency is discussed for a given ratio of areas or voltage output.
Thus, for a given ratio of chemists and biologists there is an optimum combination of project types that can be supported.
This parameter correctly predicts the experimental trend that in-phase loading is more damaging than out-of-phase loading under a given ratio of axial/shear stress amplitudes.
For type I linear copolymer with a given ratio of
The value of θA found using this method may be written as a function of the prior mean μ0 and standard deviation τ0, with a unique relationship for a given ratio of μ0/τ0.
Before the procedure, we retained only those OGs that are conserved among at least a given ratio (CONS_RATIO) of the total number of genomes.
The pH dependence at a given ratio 2 1 of mean AuNP size obtained from simulation agrees well with the one observed experimentally (Table 2).
ΔR/R0 is the fraction of the increase of a given ratio over the baseline ratio, divided by baseline ratio.
Sufficient criteria are first derived for ensuring finite-time boundedness of the underlying system with a given maximum ratio of activation time between unstable subsystems and stable ones.
Either one of I-FOBT screenings was more cost-effective than all competing screening strategies for a given ceiling ratio of more than US$19,838/LYs or US$2976/QALYs gained.
