Sentence examples for a unique ratio from inspiring English sources

For all equations, it was found that a unique ratio between porosity and volumetric lime content controls the tensile strength.

On the contrary, they unanimously took for granted that it had a unique ratio, common to all the items belonging to the category.

Si/Al = 100 appeared to be a unique ratio, allowing the material to possess the same Na+ adsorption features (and hydrophilicity) of high alumina materials, but ion interactions resembling high silica materials.

Usually the females use a mixture of compounds in a unique ratio to attract conspecific males [ 2].

To test whether variable ω ratios are present among lineages, we performed the likelihood ratio test (LRT) to compare the two extreme models: the one-ratio model that assumes a unique rate ratio for all branches, and the free-ratio model that assumes an independent ω ratio for each branch [ 33].

To test for variable ω ratios among lineages, we conducted the likelihood ratio test (LRT) to compare the two extreme models: the one-ratio model that assumes a unique rate ratio for all branches, and the free-ratio model that assumes an independent ω ratio for each branch [ 50, 51].

In addition, we categorize various genomes based on the context and feature of K-mer arrays in a user-friendly manner, including statistics and frequency distribution of K-mer array with a fixed K and unique ratio of K-mer array with variable K.

For the first two tests, the Ka/Ks ratio of the diploid lineage was estimated using a different model where a unique Ka/Ks ratio was estimated for each branch (a free ratio model).

It is also demonstrated that there exists a unique optimal ratio in three UA's, and no direct heat exchanger between hot streams is recommended.

"Uniqueness ratio" draws three images exhibiting features of unique ratio, nonunique ratio and nonunique multi-ratio on K, revealing compound effects of genome size, repetitive sequences and genome complexity, especially at the macro-evolutionary scale, and such features are helpful in determining optimal K parameters for species-specific genome assembly.

Matheron identifies political societies as individuals, characterized by their own "formal element," i.e., their own unique ratio of motion and rest (see e.g., p. 42, 58).