Sentence examples for abundance ratios from inspiring English sources

46 proteins showed abundance ratios  = <−1 and these were more abundant in the flagellum.

135 of the 223 proteins showed abundance ratios between −1 and 1, and these proteins were considered equally abundant in both samples.

Abundance ratios of different groups of anode microbes classified at the class level are shown.

We study the solar cycle variability of the heliospheric energetic proton-to-helium abundance ratios.

Figure 6 presents the abundance ratios of bacterial groups classified at the class level in each MFC.

Pei (1992) shows that the extinction curves in the Magellanic Clouds are also explained by the MRN grain size distribution with different abundance ratios between silicate and graphite.

(Bottom) Abundance ratios (Mg/Si vs. S/Si) as an identifier of a wide range of meteorite specimen types (Nittler et al. 2004).

Differences in averaged distance from the Sun during interplanetary flights of particles could be determined as SW/GCR-produced abundance ratios (e.g., 20Ne-SW/21Ne-GCR ratios).

Fortunato et al. [77] have determined lead isotope abundance ratios in lead white, a common constituent in seventeenth century oil paintings.

The presence of chondritic heavy noble gases in the samples is clearly seen in Fig. 10, where elemental abundance ratios of Ar, Kr, and Xe are presented.

If multiple supernovas had provided the material that constructed the star, the "peculiar abundance ratios" in its interior would have been erased, Aoki said.