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The phrase "a ratios for" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a ratio for"? You can use "a ratio for" when discussing a specific relationship between two quantities, often in mathematical or analytical contexts.
Example: "The study calculated a ratio for the number of students to teachers in the classroom."
Alternatives: "a proportion for" or "a relationship for".
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a Ratios for spleen, liver, bonemarrow, kidney and lung.
It should be noted that the arm A ratios for pyronaridine reflected an assessment of both 90-day redosing and the metoprolol coadministration effects on pyronaridine pharmacokinetics.
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We were given film each month according to a ratio: for every picture published, we earned eight frames.
On Wednesday Barclays refused for the first time to give a ratio for investment bankers' compensation on the grounds that the number would be misleading at the half-year because bonuses are determined at year-end.
Penalty Rate Ratio: A ratio for consumers' compensation if the SaaS provider misses the deadline.
Ratios of individual peptides belonging to the same protein were grouped together using ProteinProphet to obtain a ratio for the expression of each identified protein [32].
Consequently, the forelimb-hindlimb ratio (length of humerus+radius+wing metacarpal/length of femur+tibia) of azhdarchids is low: Chatterjee and Templin [16] suggested a ratio for Quetzalcoaltus of 1.13, one of the lowest limb ratios for any pterodactyloid.
Lanes 1 and 3 represent such a ratio for 100% NHERF1 C30 and lanes 2 and 4 represent such a ratio for 100% NHERF2 C30.
All data are presented as mean ± SD and as a ratio for categorical data.
The indices can be used as a ratio for comparison between different groups in the same study.
These measures of underrepresentation were applied to each phage genome independently to yield a ratio for each genome and method.
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